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D7150
2007-08 Outbound Group w/Gov. Marlene & Chair
Mary
at Final 2007 Orientation, shortly before heading out to their countries!
D7150
Inbound Group at Sept. 2006 Orientation * Download
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D7150 YE Inbounds 10-04 District Conference pictures
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Rotary District year 2001-2004
D7150 YE Inbound Pictures
 Oneida Rotary's YE student, Moe Ishizaka, from Japan, giving the Santa Grinch a hug! |
 Oneida Rotary's YE student, Moe Ishizaka, from Japan, with the Club's Christmas tree, Club Members Karen DeFrancisci & Perry Tooker, YE committee |
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 9-04: D7150's YE student, Jen, at orientation for inbound Youth Exchange students with Japan's District 2710 and other international YES's |
 10/03 Inbound Marjukka Kanervisto from Finland helps out at Adopt A Highway clean up. In spite of chilly weather, the 2 mile stretch of highway near the village of Skaneateles (NY, USA) was cleaned up, an example of the contributions Rotary Exchange Students make to their hosting communities while they are here. |
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 10-03Checking In: Inbound students going to New York City are checked in and their luggage tagged in Lafayette, NY. The 4 day trip was organized by the District 7170 YE Committee and included students from D7170 (Binghamton area), D7150 and D7120 (Rochester area). |
 10-03 All Aboard: Inbound exchange students from more than 22 countries and hosted by Districts 7150 and 7120 are all on board and ready to go to New York City for a 4 day trip. The trip was organized by the District 7170 Youth Exchange Committee. The students are spending the time going on tours around New York and seeing the sights. For many, it will their first time in "The Big Apple" and will most likely be one of the highlights of their year in Central New Yorks |
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 8-03: Coming In - Yusuke Takada from Japan meets his host parents, Larry & Pam Wilbur, who will host him 1st during his year in Dolgeville. |
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 9-03 Four former Rotary Exchange Students got together for a wedding recently in Skaneateles. L to R: Kelly McIntyre (Mexico 1995-96, Rotex President) Ass't to Director of Syracuse Spanish Action League, Jen Young (Spain 1996 -97) a fourth year student at Syracuse University Medical School, the bride Robyn Chase Oyer (The Netherlands 1995-96), a preschool teacher in Rochester, and Jaime Ford (Germany 1996-97), a second grade teacher in Fairfax County, VA near DC. All four have stayed in touch since they were exchange students and remain close friends. |
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 8-03: Coming In - Balint Kittka of Hungary with host parents and new friends when he arrived in Syracuse. Included in the group are new Rebound Students Colleen Wood (To Hungary from Moravia, behind and left of Balint) and Jessica Ralston (To Brazil from Chittenango, behind and right of Balint) |
 8-03: Coming In - Dewitt Rotarian and club Youth Exchange Officer, Richard Jenkins, greets Balint Kittka from Hungary upon his arrival at Syracuse Airport. |
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8-03 Going Out - anxiously awaiting their flight from Syracuse as they head out to their adventures. Left to right are Mary Motto, John Motto (to Belgium from Utica), YE Committee Member Shawki Elgarhi (Utica), John Savage (to Hungary from Skaneateles), and YE Committee Member Don Lough (Eastwood). |
 8-03: Going Out- Adam Gay (left) from Skaneateles and Joe Dube (Marcellus) at the airport when they left for Argentina. Look at those faces! Great expressions tell the story! |
District's Exchange Students at 2002 Orientation
District's Exchange Students at 2001 Orientation
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 Rene Daher and Rafael Neubern Costa from Brazil surround Paola Salazar from Ecuador during weekend. |
 Hamming it up are Carlota Oleaga (Spain) and Mitsuru Fujino (Japan). |
 District Governor Herb Jerry enjoying a mate' |
 It's dinner time - that's one way to get everybody to settle down! |
 Ruben Luna (Venezuela), Julie Van Erum (Belgium), Sarah Woodham (Australia), and Betting Kretschmer (Germany) tool around the skating rink. |
 Our Rotex organization, comprised of former outbound students, played a major role in D7150 Outbound Interviews in January. The team included, top row, l-r, Ryan Acker(went to Australia), Dave Hutchins (Argentina), Kelly Pawloski (Brazil), and Mike Doctor (Belgium); middle row, l-r, Amanda Eckler (Argentina), Jodi Doran (Australia), Carrie Reilly (Netherlands), Jamie Curtis (Thailand), and Kelly McIntyre (Mexico); front row, l-r, Susan Voelxen (Finland) and Margaret Hahn (France). Also participating, but not pictured, was Robyn Chase (Netherlands). |
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 Newly arrived Inbounds, L to R: Oliver Loughlin, Laura Nardelli, and Sarah Woodham. |
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Here they are, all in their District 7150 Youth Exchange T-shirts: our 1999-2000 Inbounds. Thirty-one young ambassadors from 25 different countries, hosted by 29 different clubs. (To the Top) |
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.Each of the inbound students was asked to place a pin with their country's flag onto a map of our district, to show where they are being hosted. Here, Laure Achard de LeLuardiere applies the French colors to the village of Hamilton, while District Governor Herb Jerry looks on. |
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 .It was a battle of Argentina in the annual Inbound Limbo Contest. Who won? Ask them! |
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 ....Rebounders at Welcome Home dinner |
 ....ROTEX was there to show their support |
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2004 Outstanding
District Youth Program Winner! It gives me great pleasure to inform you that at the USA/Canda Youth Exchange Conference banquet, Rotary District 7150 Youth Exchange program was awarded the "Outstanding District Youth Exchange Program" award for 2004. This award is given annually to the District Youth Exchange program that has distinguished itself for the quality of its program. Of the more than 160 district youth exchange programs in North America, roughly 1/3 of the total number of districts in the world, District 7150 was singled out for our program, not just based on the number of students we send and receive but for our innovations (the Rotary Mentor program was our innovation), the quality of the organization from the recruiting programs to the interview process to the orientations, the involvement of Rotex in our program and our contributions to other district programs (our materials are used all over the US and Canada for orientations, handbooks and other resources). Read more on Chairman's page.
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