Student of the Month Nomination Form for Students

Each month, American Councils offers opportunities for students to be selected as Student of the Month for our next newsletter!

Consider:

How have you exceeded expectations for your exchange experience?
What kinds of ties to the community are you making? This could be through community engagement activities, school extracurricular activities, etc.
What have you demonstrated about what you've learned about America by being engaged in your host community and school?
What are some significant examples of personal growth you have witnessed in yourself? Consider these areas: leadership skills, English proficiency, critical thinking skills, cross-cultural communication

To nominate yourself for Student of the Month, please answer as many of the questions below as are relevant to your exchange experience! Adding a photo under each question is optional, we ask that you include at least one!

First Name

Last Name

Country

Commitment to Community

Describe your community engagement experience. Where did you get involved in your community? What did you do? Who did you meet? Tell us (at least!) one thing you’ve learned from the experience.

Add a photo (optional)

Learning about the U.S.

Tell us (at least!) one thing you’ve learned about American culture since arriving to your host community and why it’s important.

Add a photo (optional)

Skill-Building

Have you learned any new skills or improved existing skills on program? This includes: leadership skills, public speaking and communication skills, English proficiency, technology skills, critical thinking, etc.

Add a photo (optional)

Excellence and Innovation

Tell us (at least!) one way you've demonstrated creativity, problem-solving, and forward-thinking in your school or community projects.

Add a photo (optional)

Sharing culture

Tell us (at least!) one way you shared your culture this month and why it’s important.

Add a photo (optional)

I am...

What three words describe you during your exchange experience so far?

Add a photo (optional)