Homestay Program 2016
Memorial Album of Our Stay in Federal Way, WA
Last Updated 03/10/16
Students' Reports are Here
The Department of Liberal Studies has a three-week homestay program in the USA for our 1st year students. This year, 6 students joined the program and stayed in Federal Way, Washington.
This page shows you a record of our stay in the Federal Way area. The basics of the program are as follows: Each student stays with a local family all through the program. The students go to the study center (a local church) and take EFL lessons in the morning, and afterward they have activities or excursions in the afternoon. The students also spend a whole day on excursions once a week..
All parts of the program (choosing host families, organizing the whole itinerary including daily activities and excursions, and the EFL lessons) are designed by CCU (Center for Cultural Understanding, which is a non-profit group for organizing homestay programs).
ITINERARY
Arrival
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Day 02 2/14 (Sun.) |
Free
Weekend with Host Families |
Class
(Orientation, Looking around in the Mall) |
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Class
(Talk about How to Communicate Well with Host Families) |
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Class
(Learn How to Use Coins and How to Ask Quesitons) |
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Visit
Leavenworth |
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Class
(Talk about American Coins) |
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Day 08
2/20 (Sat.) |
Free Weekend with Host Families |
Visit
Green River Community College and a Local Retirement Home |
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Class
(Talk about American Holidays) |
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Visit
UW and Seattle's Waterfront Area |
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Visit Twin
Lakes Elementary School |
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Class
(Make Memory Photo Frames & Journals) |
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Day
15 2/27 (Sat.) |
Free Weekend with Host Families |
Craft Day |
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Finish
Projects |
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Class
(Make Memory Journals) |
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Departure
for Japan |
We owe the success of our homestay program especially to the following people:
Mrs. Mary Sawyer (area manager from CCU)
Mrs. Laura Campbell (teacher/guide from CCU)
Miss Kara Swinney (one of the host sisters from our past groups)
The 7 host families (the Barries, the Campbells, the Eygabroads, the Forwards, the Hoffmans, the Sawyers and the Yamadas)
Thank you very much. We really appreciate your hospitality.
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