NO
CREDIT STATUS DEFINED
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No
Credit Status is defined as NMSU
organized or supervised travel outside the
U.S. that occurs while a student is enrolled
at, affiliated with, or funded by NMSU. These
are almost exclusively faculty organized
or supervised trips that are optional
and not required to earn credit for a course
or to complete thesis or dissertation research. This
type of travel abroad may include both degree
and non-degree seeking students, or guests
of the university accompanying the group.
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Policy-No Credit travel status activities: |
Students
not earning credit but who are traveling outside
the U.S., even on day trips to Mexico, in an
activity organized, supervised, or funded by
NMSU are required to follow the NMSU
Study Abroad Travel Policy. The policy
requires them to obtain travel
insurance to cover the time abroad
(including day trips to Mexico), to complete health
and safety orientation (as
organized by the travel coordinator) and to
fill out the participant section
of the NMSU Study Abroad Agreement–Resident
Student Travel Programs form.
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Employee
Policy: |
Employees
organizing or supervising optional student travel
(including travel to professional conferences
funded by NMSU) are required to inform the University
that currently enrolled NMSU students will be
traveling abroad short term or long term by filling
out the Notification Section of
the NMSU Study Abroad Agreement–Resident
Student Travel Programs form and
making sure each students fills out and signs
the participant section. They
should read the Employee
Travel Guide and use the extensive
information available on the study abroad web
site to orient students to travel outside
the U.S.
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Last
Updated:
Thursday, 18-Oct-2007 17:00:06 MDT |
