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Program Leader Orientation. Today’s Agenda:. Student Recruitment and Preparation Group Safety & Health Conduct & Responsibilities Financial Management Forms & Documents for I.P. All leaders are enrolled in D2L -- https://uwsp.courses.wisconsin.edu/. Student Recruitment. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Program Leader Orientation

Program Leader Orientation

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Today’s Agenda:Student Recruitment and PreparationGroup Safety & HealthConduct & ResponsibilitiesFinancial ManagementForms & Documents for I.P.

All leaders are enrolled in D2L -- https://uwsp.courses.wisconsin.edu/

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Student Recruitmentand Preparation

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Marketing Your Faculty-led Experiences Abroad:

• No program can go without a viable group of student participants.

• International Programs will help, but students look to their faculty instructors for advice and encouragement.

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Issues to consider . . . Part of marketing must address the reasons students have for NOT choosing to participate in your study abroad experience. These reasons may include:

Benefit Money Time & Credits Lack of Foreign

Language Skills

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Go recruit and

please don’t

forget the

application

deadlines:

December 1 – Summer & Fall ProgramsApril 1 – Winterim & Spring Programs

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Preparing Accepted Participants . . .

Pre-departure meetings:Include as lecture/course hoursCourse content and preparation

Consideration for semester schedules:Class meeting timesExams

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http://www.uwsp.edu/studyabroad/

Student Resources at the I.P. Website:

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Group Safety & Health

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Group & Individual Safety Abroad

Resources from the U.S. State Department and

The Center for Disease Control

http://www.uwsp.edu/studyabroad/

Counseling Services -- http://www.uwsp.edu/counseling/Pages/home.aspx

CISI (Insurance) -- http://www.culturalinsurance.com/

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Group & Individual Safety Abroad: Health Information & Common Sense

“Required Health and Safety Information” Form

Confidential - Need to Know BasisAbility to Accommodate

Common Sense Safety Tips:• Never venture out alone• Develop awareness of surroundings• Secure personal belongings• Have local address (itinerary) and phone

number

*A very friendly person who you just met . . . is still a stranger.

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Group & Individual Safety Abroad: Emergency

• Seek local assistance immediately• Check safety of entire group• Contact I.P. as soon as possible

“Managing Real and Perceived Emergencies Abroad”

(at D2L)

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Mandatory Health Meetings

Determined by Dr. Jim ZachBased on Program itinerary . . .

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Conduct & Responsibilities

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Student Rights & Responsibilities: Acceptance into Program

• Based on good standing & meeting GPA requirements – Conduct check Transcript review Statement of purpose Instructor recommendation

• Acceptance then contingent on – Criminal background check Health information form

• Key Issues – First come, first served? Need for numbers! Ability to accommodate (health & learning needs)

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Review of Group Leader Responsibilities(as outlined in the Leader Application)

• Recruit students for the program• Plan, attend, and participate in student orientation sessions• Receive specific training and orientation• Serve as a counselor and advisor to students while abroad • Teach courses appropriate to the program location and focus • Manage financial arrangements for the program while abroad• Live in student housing• Lead excursions on site and encourage student involvement in

extracurricular cultural activities

• Provide future leaders and students with assistance and orientation• Wherever appropriate, incorporate the experiences and materials gained

abroad to internationalize courses taught at UWSP

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Student Conduct During Program“Participant Agreement &

Statement of Responsibilities”

Disciplinary Actions:

First Instance – Verbal Warning

Second Instance – Written Warning (Contact I.P. Director)

Third Instance – Disciplinary Sanction (Consult with I.P. Director)

*Ability to Stay with Program? *Separation from Accommodations? *Separation from Program

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Financial Management

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How A Program Budget Works: Regulations & Rules

• Program Revenue , NOT GPR• UW System and UWSP Regulations

(ACIS 7.1-7.4, FPP 45, and UWSP I.P. “revenue neutral” policy)

• Key Terms:• Travel Advance• UWSP Travel (T) Card (Not a “P” Card)• Travel Expense Report

*Programs NOT budgeted on State Per Diem Rates!

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How A Program Budget Works: Some Basic Considerations

• Financial Aid – only available for students enrolled for

academic credit

• Students share costs of entire program, including leader

expenses & salary (equity issue: all enrolled equally means all pay in equally)

• No Segregated Fees - but I.P. Arrangement Fee, UW System

Mandated Fees, Criminal background check . . .

• Required Insurance (CISI): $35 per month

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Forms & Documents for I.P.

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“Leader Compensation and Expenses” Form

Copy of Passport information page(s)

Copy of Syllabus

Book order for class (no Text Rental)

“Flight Ballot” form (due by workshop date)

*Car Rental and/or Hotel Reservations?

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Departure Workshops

Spring Semester Programs – Early NovemberSummer & Spring Break Programs – Early March

Fall Programs – Late April