SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

SENATE COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES (SCIA) ANNUAL REPORT TO SENATE January - December 2009

1. Introduction

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The Senate Committee on International Activities (SCrA) is a Standing Committee (Reporting Category "E") established under the terms of the University Policy on International Activities (GP 23). The terms of reference and Committee composition are attached as Anllex ..4, and can be found at: http://www.sfll.ca/ScnatdSellateComms/SC I /\/index.lmnl.

In 2009, SCIA met seven times. This Annual Report highlights the issues dealt with by the Committee over the course of the year. Senators wishing more detailed infomlation concerning SCIA's deliberations and/ or the approved minutes of the meetings may find them at: http://www.sfu.c;l/Senate/ScnateComms/SCIAlindex.html.

Senators are welcome to contact the Committee's secretary by email: <sfuiadm@sfu.ca> or by telephone: 778 782 5460 for further information.

1.1 SCIA Members

ISC~Memb~rs January - May 200? _ .._ ....

I~e~bers .. 1 Conditions IName u

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!Sen:itor=Faculty Member u • ISteve Thompson

!Senator-Faculty Member Elected by and from Senate I Darnel Leznoff

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ICraduateStudent (At-Ia:ge)._ I Elected by Senate I David Ne\~Jn" . Ii-D-_l';';;':~"";~c;';"_~"-or;;;".,;;;"S-F-U-.-~I-:lt-er-_n-~~tio';"'~-.~~l . .;....( o....;;.r;;...d-e-s~ign~at"-.e-') :"""";'--1 Ex-~ffi~io _ _....1 Kate):nnings _

ISCIA Members June - December 2009

!Members I Conditions IName

'"I P-r-e-Si-d-e!-lC-(-o-r-d-es-,ign-a-te-)---------"'-I, Chair. Ex-officio barnes BlIsumtwi-Sam

r-----------------------------·r---------------~--'r -----------------Vice-President. Academic (or designate) lEx-officio I Natalee Popadillk r-IF-a-cu-l-~-M-e-In-b-e-r.-.-~-pp-I-ie-d-S-c-ie-n-c-es----------'"------~--------------lcenkSamnalP r-------------------------------- ~-------------------I IFacul~ Mt!mber, Arts/Social Sciences I Vacant ~----------------------------I I Faculty Member, Business Administration ! Vacant

1 Faculty Member: Com, A~!T ech I Vacant i------=-. .;;..' ----'.--'-' ";"'-";"'......;.,' ~--------'- Elected by and from Senate IFaculty Member. Education I Vacant

l~aClllty Member. En~iro~~nt I Vacant

I Faculty Member, Health Sciences I Steve Thompson

IFaculty Member,' Science lDaniel Leznoff r-[R-, -:g";'" i-st""'ra-r-'(-o-r -d-es-'ign......;..a.;.;t~'-)......;.,=..;;=..;·;..;.;;;..--_..;... ~"';"';~';;;" .""I;';;;E;;;;;x;';;-;';;o'-ffi';';~:;';iO-, ;"'_~'--''-'' '-'-.;.;_'-"'---=---"}Kate R~ss' --

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, ,~~gag~,?e~t. _ Continuin~ Studies .'

, Director, Internationalization. SFU International ·1" -- "I'" . . - - . .. (or designate) . Ex-offi~~o ,_ : Bill Radford .. ~~~~~~~-~~~~'~'~'~~--~~~~.~~~~~~~--,,--~~=

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Secretary. Ex-officio (non- TMaria Del Guerciol Staff~em~er. SF~ ~ntemational __ voting) . I Allen Yee

1:2~,2009. ~CIA Meetings Dates __

banuary 14. 2009

Itv~ay 13, ?009

bune 17, 2009

/July 8, 2009 Cancelled

ISeptt!mbcr 9, 2009

I December 9, 2009 Cancelled

Current SCTA membership and meeting dates are available at: Imr:!!\\WW,stu.ca/Senate/SenateCol111m/SCIA/index.htrnl.

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2. Received for Approval

2.01 Approval cfthe CooFeranon Agn!<!ment w:th C:!i';ersu;-:: of Tur:r: .. \ppro\"a! :; condincnal on ,he reqt:~st co change the .lgret!men: as follows: srr.:city grJduJte and PhD st~,::llts: include the President'; si;::,ttur~.

2.02 .'\pprovaI (by email) of the Coopt!~a,i()n Agr~<!:nt!m with Univermv of Bologna. Approval is cor:di,:otl .• i .:n the request to change th~ agreement JS tallows: specif; graduate alld PhD sttlde:m; include the President's signarure.

2.03 Approval (by email) of the Fidd Schools' Template .. \ll documents mbwjtted to SCI.'\. rdating to Fidd Schools must be submitted using the approved templates.

2.04 Approval (by email) of the Austria Field School Changes. Should the Faculty of Business elect to run the Austria Field School again. a new Field School Proposal should be submitted \vhich takes into account the changes reconmlellded by the International Coordinator and tht! Mobility, Fidd School Coordinator.

2.05 Approval ofHdlt!nic Studies Administration Fee. The Hellenic Studies Administration Fees of5220 collected from 23 students for the 2008 Field School should be transferred from SFU lntt!mational to Hellenic Smdies. Approval is on the condition that all program administration items outlined in the essential task contract must continue to be vetted, and approved. by SFU International. This includes all promotions and advertising.

2.06 Approval of a New Field School in Mexico led by Adam Holbrook with Universidad de Guadalajara. Mexico Institute for the Support of Innovation in Snull and Medium sized Enterprises (IDITpme) and the School of Economic and Business Administration (Centro Unviersitario de Ciencras Administrativos -CUCEA).

2.07 Approval of PDP International Teacher Education Module in Dharamsala, India.

2.08 Approval of the International Opportunity for Faculty of Education Graduate Students within Continuing Studies' CIDA-Funded "Adult Education for Economic Development" Project.

2.09 Approval (by email) of the Mid-Career Training of the Indian Forest Services Offices.

2.10 Approval of the 2009 SlAT Italy Field School led by Russell Taylor. Approval is subject to conditions outlined in a memo to Russell Taylor.

2.11 Approval (by email) of a non-credit option for the India Contemporary Arts Field School.

2.12 Approval (by email) of the removal of reference to the "China Field Schoor' within the Asia Canada Program section of the 2008/9 calendar.

2.13 Approval of the recommendation for SCIA membership to include a representative of the RegiStrar. a representative of Continuing Studies and one member of each t:.culty.

2.14 Approval for the reconunendation to the President for the responsibility of the establishment of any new international or domestic undergraduate. or graduate student exchange agreements. to be moved from ISEC to SCIA.

2.15 Approval of the reconmlendations for the following responsibilities to be moved from ISEC to SFU International:

2.15.1 Formulate selection criteria for undergraduate and graduate student participation in international and domestic exchange programs, in consultation with partner institutions and appropriate SFU authorities.

2.15.2 Monitor and. where necessary. reconunend and implement changes to application materials, procedures and deadlines, in consultation with appropriate SFU authorities.

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2.15.3 Sdece mccessful candidates for excbnge programs. based on rigorous applicaticn ?roceJur~s ar!d guidelines.

2.16 Approval of :h:! n:commendation t~Jr ehe ciissdmlon of the Imernational Student Exchal!gc Commit:e~ (ISEC).

2.17 Approval orthe MaC between Kyushu Cmversity and SFU Faculty of Science.

2.18 Approval of the MOV bet\veen Griffith University and SFU. This agreement will need to be signed by the Presidents of both institutions.

2.19 Approval ofehe Michigan State University Student Exchange Agreement.

2.20 Approval of the Michigan State University Researcher Exchange Agreement.

2.21 Approval of the reconunendations for changes to the Continuation of Process for .lgreement renewals and terminations. All renewals are automatic except those requiring substantive changes. Terminations are to be seen by SCIA.

2.22 Approval of the SCIA Checklist is conditional upon the changing of the document's wording.

2.23 Approval of the MOU with the University of Aberdeen.

2.24 Approval of the MOU between University of Birmingham and SFU.

2.25 Approval of the MOU between University of Nottingham and SFU.

3. Received for Information

3.1 Centralized Administration of Field Schools. seIA members were reminded SFU had a formal Field School review in 2007. The results of this review included SCIA's approval of new administrative templates to be used by all Fidd Schools, as well as the centralization of the non-academic administration of Field Schools within SFU International. A summary document was presented to members for their reference.

3.2 New! Amended Exchange Agreements approved by ISEC on Feb 26, 2009 for signature by Dr. Stevenson: -Ewha Womans University (new) - University Wide (with usual closed restricted programs excluded) -Universite Catholique de Louvain (full agreement following 200H/09 pilot)* -Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Bordeaux (new)* -Institut d'Etudes Politiques Aix-En-Provence (new)'"

*Priority for students in SFU's French Cohort Program, Public Administration and Community Services.

3.3 All international activities involving the Faculty of Education must show the Dean, Faculty ofEducatlon has reviewed and approved the proposal, as per Suzanne de Castell, Dean pro-tem, Faculty of Education.

3.4 Tsinghua University, Centre for Overseas Academic, Cultural Exchanges agreement renewal. Submitted by: Amanda Woodhall, Manager, International Recruitment Partnerships.

3.5 All international activities involving the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences must show the Dean, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences has reviewed and approved the proposal, as per Lesley Cormack, Dean, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

4. Field Schools

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SFU International repo:-ted the following Field Schools were ;;omple~ed in :UtJ9:

4.1 Summer 2009 (""fay-JlIly) .:. Czech Republic - Humanir:es (Char!es L"nive:'ir::). 15 par:ic:par,ts led by Dr. San:!!"

Gar:dcsha .:. France - Literatt:.re &: Civilization (L"niversitc de Tours), 9 p.micipams b~ by Dr. Jac(~ueline

Vis\vanarhan .:. Greece - Hellenic Swdies (Island of Lesvos), 22 participants led by Dimitri Krallis .:. Italy - Italia Design (Rome, Florence and Milan), 12 participants led by Russell Taylor .:. Ghana - Contemporary Arts (University of Ghana). 14 participams led. by Albert Smith

4.2 Fall 2009 (September-December) .:. Greece - Archaeology, Semester Abroad - FASS (Island ofKephalonia). 19 participants led by

Dr. Geoffrey Schmalz .:. India - Contemporary Arts (Varanasi, Delhi and Mumbai), 16 participants led by Patricia

Gruben

In 2008/09, 336 applied to participate in the University's international bilateral and multilateral exchange programs (slightly down from 355 applicants in 2007/08). Of the 336 applicants, 59 were incomplete applications. 22 were not approved and 46 applicants cancelled after the ISEC Committee selections were made. ISEC selected 255 out of the 336 students to participate and 209 went on exchanges (up from 185 in 2007/08). A detailed report is located in Annex B.

5. International Co-op Program

SFU students completed 108 co-op work practicums in 33 countries through the Co-op Program.

6. Signature

/~. James Busumt\vi-Sam, Chair Senate Committee on International Activities

Date:

Annex A

Senate Committee on International Activities (SCIA) Standing Committee (Reporting Category "B")

Membership

!SCL>\ Members i IMembers

I ~resid:!nt (or designate)

IVice-President. Academic (or designate) .

I Faculty. Member, Applied Sciences

I Faculty Memht'T. Arcs/Social Sciences.

IFaculty M:!mber. Business Administration

!Faculty Member. Com, Art/Tech

IFac.ul~ Member. Education -

!Faculty:"lember, Environment

I Faculty tvtember. Ht!alth Sciences

I Faculty Menlber, Science I

I R.egist::ar (or ~esignate)

ISenator (At-large)

I Student Senator (Undergraduate) ,,-. ,. - - .. - - -

I Conditions

I Chair, Ex-officio

I Ex-officio

Elected by and from Senate

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lEx-officio. ... .. ... _ L __

IElected by and from Senate

IElecte~by and fr()111 Senate

tSt~dent.Al~er.nate _ .- -" .. - _ . IEI~c~~d by ~ena~e -

I GradlJate Studt'nt (At-large) . .

. ..;1 Elected by Senate

lDire~tor, International Developl11t'nt and Faculty J~X-Offi~O Engagement, Continuing Studies --+- . .-

IDirector, Internationalization, SFU International I Ex-officio (or designate) --- - - _.- - - - , . - - - .

I Scaff Ivlember, SFU International Secretary, Ex-officio (non-

: voting)

jName

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The Committee shall meet at least once each semester and at the call of the Chair. Quorum shall be a simple majority of the voting members.

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The Committee may strike sub-committees as required, such as the International Student Exchange Committee.

6.3 Terms of Reference

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6.3.1 To ensure that proposals for international aCtiVItIes meet the conditions and criteria established by the University Policy on International Activities, and the University Policy on Service Contracts.

6.3.2 To ensure broad consultation prior to the final approval of any proposal covered by this policy for which human rights considerations are likely to be a concern.

6.3.3 To advise the President with respect to the desirability of entering into international activities that are proposed to be undertaken by the University on the basis of a contract, contribution agreement, letter of understanding, or similar document.

6.3.4 To maintain an overview and fimUliarity with imern.lcional agreements chat are entered into by aCilacm!c or aciminisrf"Jcive units.

6.3.5 To repor:: annually to Senaee.

6.4 Procedures

6.4.1 The Committee shall be provided with copies of international acnvliY p:oposals anc whatever other intormation is needed to administer this Policy, based on procedures to be determined by the Committee.

6.4.2 Every proposal shall indicate that it has the approval of the appropriate Chair or Director. and Faculty Dean and shall contain a statement of goals and objectives, a clear disclosure of the proposed activities and a budget.

6.4.3 Proposals shall be submitted to the Secretary of SCIA for distribution to the Committee.

6.4.4 The Committee shall review each proposal to ensure compliance with the University Policy on International Activities and shall recommend acceptance, modification or rejection to the President. Where approval of the Sen;ltc or the Board of Governors is required, the President shall inform the appropriate body(ies) of the Committee's recommendation.

6.4.5 Where there is concern on the part of SCIA that any international activity which uses the Universityts name or resources may be in non-compliance with this Policy, the Committee shall be entitled to receive further information and shall report to the President regarding any violations that may be discovered.

6.4.6 Copies of international activity contr~\cts or other agreements shall be provided to SFU rnternational where they shall be kept on me and be open for inspection by members of the University community.

Interpretation

Questions of Policy interpretation or application shall be referred to the President whose decision shall be final.

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Annex B: Stude nt Exc hange N um bers 2008-20r.0~9~(7S-;C,:,IA:-::,:R,:e7Po.:0:..;rt",)"".=======..., KEY DESCRIPTION Note 1: The numbers indicated within academic years UGIG Undergraduate or Graduate

CAN Approved by ISEC, student cancelled

WEN Confirmed slUdenl participation

1087 Fatl2008 1091 Spring 2009

1094 Summer 2009

ff PART NER INSTITUTION 1 Universidad del Belgrano

2 Australian Nat ional University

3 Fl inders University 4 Macquarie University 5 Monash University 6 Murdoch University 7 University of Western Australia 8 Vienna University of Econ. & Bus. Adm in. 9 University Catholique de louvain 10 Federal University of Parana 11 Dalhousie University 12 Hautes Etudes Commericiales 13 Universi te Laval 14 University of Ottawa 15 Universite de Montreal 16 Universile du Quebec a Montreal 17 Pontificia Universidad Catolica 18 East China Normal University 19 Ji lin University 20 National Chengchi University 21 Tsinghua University 22 Zhej iang University 23 Chinese University of Hong Kong 24 Hong Kong Baptist University 25 Hong Kong University of Science & Tech. 26 University of Hong Kong 27 Charles University 28 Universi ty of Economics, Prague 29 Aarhus University

CO UNTR Y Argentina Australia Australia Australia Australia Australia Austral ia Austria Belgium Brazil Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada Chile China China China China Ch ina Ch ina - HK China - HK China - HK China - HK Czech Rep. Czech Rep. Denmark

are terrns, not student bodies Note 2: Termination 01 participation in the NSE Consortium as of June 2008. '(USA)

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0 0 0 0 0 0 UG 0 1 1 0 0 1 UG 2 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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0 0 0 0 0 0

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Stl1dents AppliCilliun Not Approved

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= IT' 185 s: 110 143 52 46 209 22

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Formal Exchange Programs (by Academic Year) 'prior to 2005, the inbound/outbound numbers indicated only student bodies, not terms

after 2005 the inboundloutbo d n mbers indicate stude It ferms un u ,

Formal Exchangt

*Year Qulboun Inbound

1992/9 1 0 1993/9 18 1 1994f9 24 2 199519 34 12

199619 70 26 199719 69 24

199819S 65 47

199910C 88 125 2000f01 78 132

2001fO 97 118

200210 120 122 2003/0 141 163 2004105 146 183

200510 150 252 200610 198 190 2007108 244 280 2008109 305 280

Study Abroad (international fees)

Bocconi, 81 O ther

Italy Norway

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

28 14 28 16 8 26 13 13 28 38 9

Basic Fees

10

23 11

2008/09

2007108

2006/07

2005106 i 2004105 i

• 2003104

2002103 i 2001/02 1

2000/01 :

1999100 I '998f99~

'997/98~ 1996/97 ~~~::::J 1995/96 b 1994195 6

1993/94 6 1992/93

. Exchanges from SFU

C Exchanges to SFU

' receIVed to date: appircatlons from tnbound Bocconr Compus Abroad student' '------------' , '00 200 300 <0,

SFU Internaliona!lS:OrivelMobili ty/Partner Univarsity/SCtNSCtA ch,nl_statistlcs (current) 2/1 9/20 10