Subject: [beasiswa] [info] Dream International Summer Program 
Universitas Gadjah Mada
>To: "beasiswa" 
>Date: Tuesday, May 11, 2010, 1:37 PM
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>UGM akan mengadakan kegiatan DREAM International Summer Program pd 
Juli 2010. Kegiatan ini menarik untuk mahasiswa Internasional maupun 
lokal.
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>Info lengkap dpt dilihat di lampiran.
>atau di akses di http://www.oia. ugm.ac.id/>
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>Regards, 
>Mr. Muhammad Fikri
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>ACICIS Program Assistant  
>(Australian Consortium for "In-Country" Indonesian Studies) 
>http://www.acicis. murdoch.edu. au/ 
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>About 
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>Table of Content: Why Interfaith? | About Indonesia | >DReAM is international 
>student summer program initiated by UGM students first in 2009 
to embrace all differences of background, nationality, idealism, 
religions, and to conduct a research based activities in three realms of 
interests: small medium enterprises, post-disaster management, and 
community empowerment. The theme for this year DReAM is ‘Preparing 
Global Future Leaders for 
Better Awareness and Mutual Understanding among Nations’ by adopting the 
interfaith cooperation approach in creating a better tomorrow. 
>The objectives of this program are: 
>       * Building the spirit of multiculturalism and interfaith 
collaboration for the next global leaders.
>       * Enhancing the responsibility of the youth to the society and 
environment
>       * Introducing cultural and traditional values for the development 
to the youth
>Why Interfaith? 
>Interfaith cooperation approach is important issue because recently 
conflict has its root based on faith. From Catholic – Protestant 
conflict in Ireland to Pattani conflict in Thailand. This approach is expected 
to 
emerge mutual understanding among youth from different backgrounds. 
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>The Event >The event will take place in The Special Region of Yogyakarta from 
July12 – 25, 2010. The activities of the program consist of lectures, 
excursions, community service, youth assembly, and field trip. 
>Lectures will be divided into three topics: Small Medium 
Enterprises, Post-Disaster Management, and Community Empowerment. The 
participants also will have excursions to the center for religious and 
cultural studies and center for disaster study. 
>DREaM provides layers of activities during the program to equip and 
enhance student skills and capacity to respond to the needs of the future 
world. DREaM 2010 adopts and introduces the interfaith concept of cooperation 
in the 
spirit of the program; in continuing the spirit of Indonesia-US 
Interfaith Dialogue January 2010. In the future, DREaM believes that 
interfaith cooperation will blossoms in the international locus and 
shape a more peaceful 
world. In the light of the previous DREaM, the program of DREaM 
2010 generally design in three cores: disaster management, community 
empowerment, and small 
and medium enterprises understandings wherein each participants 
will be assigned based on his or her interest into one of the core for 
further research and capacity building in one particular core. 
>In order to assist DREaM-ers to achieve the goals, DREaM provides 
series of lectures from academicians, expert, and practitioners in the 
particular field subsequent to each one of the core of DREaM. Excursions are 
also advantage in DREaM for its participants to further comprehend 
their interest in related fields. 
>To get closer to the environment, the participants will be taken to 
experience community service conducted by UGM students. They will have 3 days 
experience living with the local community and learning about the 
program. For the peak of academic activities, there will be world youth 
assembly integrating with interfaith approach. 
>The last but not least, the participants will get unforgettable 
experience in a field trip visiting interesting and cultural places in 
The Special Region of Yogyakarta. 
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>Contact 
>For further information and participants’ registration, please 
contact us: 
>Contact Person: 
>Maisya               : +62856 4338 8197 
>Maral                : +6281 885 3000 
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>Office of International Affaris 
>Universitas Gadjah Mada, Bulaksumur, Yogyakarta 
>Tel                   : (+62) 274 563 974 
>Fax                   : (+62) 274 552 810 
>Email                : ugm.dream2010@ gmail.com>Website : http://oia.ugm. 
>ac.id/dream--  >  
>Activities 
>DREaM provides layers of activities during the program to equip and 
enhance student skills and capacity to respond to the needs of the 
future world. DREaM 2010 adopts and introduces the interfaith concept of 
cooperation in the spirit of the program; in continuing the spirit of 
Indonesia-US Interfaith Dialogue January 2010. In the future, DREaM 
believes that interfaith cooperation will blossoms in the international 
locus and shape a more peaceful world. In the light of the previous 
DREaM, the program of DREaM 2010 generally designed in three cores: 
disaster management, community empowerment, and small and medium 
enterprises understandings wherein each participants will be assigned 
based on his or her interest into one of the core for further research 
and capacity building in one particular core. 
>There are two main activities for the participants : Academic 
Programs and Non-Academic Programs. Academic Programs consist of several 
program which will provide insight and knowledge such as Lectures, 
Excursions, Community 
Service, and World Youth Leader Assembly (WYLA). In academic 
program, the participants will be divided into 3 main focus groups. Each group 
will have its own focus in one of these cores : post-disaster 
management, community empowerment, and small and medium enterprises. 
Every groups will be supervised by one project supervisor. It is 
expected after given series of lectures from academicians, experts, and 
practicioners, every group is able to formulate small research based on 
their particular focus. The lectures will be held for three days. 
>Excursions are the next activity for the participants to further 
comprehend their interest in related fields. Based on interfaith 
approach, It is recommended that the participants will have visit in 
Center for Religious and Cultural Studies and Center for Disaster Study. The 
participants also have advantage in visiting some religious tourims objects to 
give them some pictures in how interfaith going in 
Indonesia. 
>In order to formulate the small research project every group will 
have free time session with their project supervisor. The research will 
be conducted during community service. This one-day free time session is 
provided to the participants to set preparation for the research and 
community service. 
>Every year, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) sends their students to do 
>two-months community service. This program has been conducted for more 
than 50 years for empowering community. This year, participants will 
experience the community 
service program along with UGM students. The participants will 
stay in rural areas during this activity for three days. This activity 
will give the students once in a lifetime experience in interacting with the 
local people of Yogyakarta and living in rural areas. This is the most 
challenging activity on 
DREaM which you can’t have in other summer program. 
>All participants will be gathered in World Youth Leader Assembly 
event in the end of academic program. In this event the participants are 
gathering, discussing, and drafting some kind declaration based on 
their lecturing, excursion, community service, and research. This 
declaration will be declare in the closing ceremony of DREaM. 
>After having serious series of lectures, excursions, and tiring 
community service, It’s time for the participants to have fun in 
Non-Academic Program. They will have three days field trip before the 
closing ceremony. On this section the participants will be able to enjoy the 
tourism and cultural objects in Yogyakarta. 
>Below are the summary of DREaM Activities 
>       * Lectures
>       * Excursions
>       * Community Service
>       * World Youth Leader Assembly
>       * Field Trip
>So, what are you waiting for, registration is open. We are looking 
forward to welcoming you on this event. 
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>Registration
>Required Documents 
>       * Registration form
>       * TOEFL/IELTS or any certificate states your English ability
>       * CV
>       * Academic Transcript
>       * Essay 1000-1500 words (proposed research in specific field based 
on subtheme)
>Registration Fee
>       * Indonesian Student: $ 200
>       * ASEAN Student: $ 300
>       * Non-ASEAN Student: $ 500
>Document Submission and Deadline
>       * The deadline for the application is June 7th, 2010 >  * Submit your 
> documents via email to ugm.dream2010 @ gmail.com
>       * Detailed transfer procedure will be given after you submit the 
document 
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