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Every summer a dozen or so students from Burbank are chosen to visit our Sister Cities in Japan or South Korea.
It's a wonderful opportunity to learn about a different culture first hand, and to represent our city and our country to people who are always eager to learn about Americans!
Apply now for the opportunity to be selected for this fabulous two week program.
Applications can be downloaded here, or can be found at any of the Burbank Public Library branch locations.
The Southern California Chapter of Sister City International is currently accepting applications for their 2010 scholarship. Please click here for more information, and to download an application.
(Parents! Consider hosting a foreign student, or chaperoning next Summer... Click on the Host/Chaperone Link.)
It's a wonderful opportunity to learn about a different culture first hand, and to represent our city and our country to people who are always eager to learn about Americans!
Apply now for the opportunity to be selected for this fabulous two week program.
Applications can be downloaded here, or can be found at any of the Burbank Public Library branch locations.
The Southern California Chapter of Sister City International is currently accepting applications for their 2010 scholarship. Please click here for more information, and to download an application.
(Parents! Consider hosting a foreign student, or chaperoning next Summer... Click on the Host/Chaperone Link.)
Sibling Harmony
Burbank Mayor Visits Sister City in Korea
Burbank Mayor Visits Sister City in Korea
On
September 19, Burbank Mayor Gary Bric and Vice Mayor Anja Reinke traveled to
Burbank’s Sister City of Incheon, South Korea to attend the 2009 Asia Pacific
Cities Summit at the invitation of Incheon Mayor Sang-Soo Ahn. During
their visit they also attended a Sister City Summit, honoring all of Incheon’s
Sister Cities. Burbank has the distinct honor of being Incheon’s first
sister city, established in 1961.
