International Activities and Programs

Colleges and universities are increasingly looking abroad for research opportunities and to carry out their educational missions. From running a small research project with faculty of a different university to setting up a campus abroad, international activities are becoming more important to many universities. Pursuit of these projects requires effective operational structures and compliance with U.S. and international laws.

• Resource Pages

• NACUA International Programs Resource Page 

• NACUBO International Resource Center

  NACUBO
• Publications & Outlines

• Emerging Institutional Models for Managing International Activity: Legal Counsel’s Role

  Ann Anderson, Carrie O’Neill, William Nicholson, Willis Wang, 2011, NACUA

• Partnering Abroad: Understanding Opportunities and Risk

  John S. Russell, 2011, NACUA

• Legal Pitfalls and Pratfalls in Overseas Ventures 

  Martin Michaelson, 2009, AGB

• Charitable Gift Law by Country 

  CASE

• NACUANOTE: The Clery Act and Overseas/Distance Study: New Developments and Compliance Guidance

  Joseph Storch, 2012, NACUA

• Increasing Regulatory and Compliance Requirements with International Activities

  Bob Lammey, May 7, 2012, ACUA

• NACUANOTE: Federal Disability Laws - Do They Translate to Study Abroad Programs?

  Allison Charney, Josh Whitlock, April 26, 2012, NACUA

• Standards of Good Practice for Education Abroad (4th edition, 2011)

  Dec 31, 2011, FEA

• Code of Ethics for Education Abroad (2nd edition, 2011)

  Apr 1, 2011, FEA

• Standards of Good Practice for Short-Term Education Abroad Programs

  2009, FEA

• Using Post-9/11 GI Benefits for Study Abroad 

  FEA

• URMIA Webinar: Implications of the Clery Act and Title IX for Overseas and Distance Locations

  Joseph Storch, Feb 5, 2013, URMIA