Spread the Word
This seminar is made possible by the cooperation of students and faculty members who help promote the coexistence initiative at their universities. In order to promote coexistence and activism, those who are willing to help us recruit for the program are entitled to receive a scholarship or stipend. Collaborators may help in the following ways:
1. Introduce Participants to the Program
You may introduce participants by sharing links with your personal referral number (PRN) and receive a 100 USD scholarship* for each participant that visits our website for the first time through a link with your PRN.
You may obtain links with your PRN from your account in 2 ways: as an invitation email that you can forward to your contacts, or as a link that you can copy and paste on websites such as Facebook. To learn more details about this option and all the conditions that apply, please refer to the following link:
*Details and Conditions
2. Be the Contact Representative at Your University
Contacts are active students or faculty members who want to contribute to coexistence and promote our program at their College or University. They perform simple tasks that have an enormous impact on this initiative, and are entitled to receive a scholarship or stipend.
Depending on their availability and subject to their institution’s consent, contacts may choose which of the assignments listed below they wish to perform. In return they may receive for each student from their institution who participates in the program: US$100* or US$50* for students who were invited by other participants.
If you are interested in being our official contact at your campus for a semester or a year, please send your information to:registration@coexistencetrip.net. We ask that you send your CV, your country, city, state and campus of your University, as well as vacation periods (for future programs).
Thank you for helping us promote coexistence.
Contact liaison’s optional assignments:
1. Familiarize Yourself With the Program (required)
In order to be our liaison, you must read the information presented in the following links:
Organizing Committee -- Registration – Program Details -- Itinerary -- Dates and Cost -- FAQs .
2. Contact Key Faculty Members
You will decide which key faculty members to approach and ask for assistance in promoting the seminar. It is important that you send us the name, position, email address and response of the faculty member you contacted. Key faculty members could be:
· Program or department directors of Majors related to the social sciences and humanities
· Faculty in charge of international programs or relations
· Faculty in charge of cultural and religious activities
· Professors of courses related to the program
· Student groups or unions
· Study Aboard department heads
3. Have the Institution Invite its Students by Email
Once we confirm you as a contact, we will send you the invitation which we would like the university to send to its students. Each of the key faculty members you contacted can forward the invitation.
4. Advertise the Program at the University Wherever you Can!
We encourage you to write or talk about the program, but is important that you do so in you own name. To write or talk on behalf of the program, it is important that you consult with us beforehand. This includes:
- Posting program information with links to our website
- Publishing information about the program in university publications
- Promoting the program in congresses and events
- Inviting to our group and event on Facebook
- Announcing the seminar on your University’s radio station
5. Distribute Printed Material on Campus
Posters and brochures are available. We can provide you with a digital file or printed material. In case you wish to receive material by mail, please provide us with a mailing address and the number of posters and/or brochures you think you will require.
6. Present the Program to Students
Give short presentations at the beginning of classes.We can provide you with power point presentations.
7. Grant Curricular Value to the Seminar
Some universities have granted credits to the program and have included it in one of their international programs. Find out what the requirements and procedures are for doing so, and we will absolutely go forward with applying for accreditation through your academic institution.
8. Scholarships
Find out about university funds that grant scholarships to outstanding students.
*Please Note
· In order to receive a stipend, you will need to provide us with a legal receipt and a copy of an Official ID.
· All tax and transfer costs will be deducted from the stipend.
· Scholarships will be valid only for the next program.
· Should a contact be unable to recruit participants throughout a term his/her position as a contact may be terminated at the program director’s discretion.
· For the 7 day program, the scholarship will be only half of the amount.
· Stipends are not valid until the participant has paid his/her cost in full.
· Stipends will not be commissioned until completion of the program.
· If for any reason the trip is cancelled, no stipends will be commissioned.