Strategies for International Student Recruitment

U.S.  Commercial Service Presents a Workshop on…..                                            

International Student Recruitment!   Special Focus on U.S. Export Controls at Universities - Understanding Your Responsibilities

Register Now:  https://emenuapps.ita.doc.gov/ePublic/newWebinarRegistration.jsp?SmartCode=0Q2B

  Date & Time:  December 3, 2009  

Registration & Continental Breakfast will begin at 8:30am on December 3rd.  The program will begin promptly at 9:00am and conclude at 3:30pm

Location: Trump Taj Mahal 1000 Boardwalk at Virginia Ave, Atlantic City, New Jersey

The following will be address to help develop your marketing plan for international student recruitment: 

- Top 10 markets to recruit International Students

- Agent driven market, how to establish relationships and why

  continuous networking and relationship building is of high importance...

             China, Japan, India

- How to select the right agent/commission/contracts

- New emerging markets for student recruitment...

             Vietnam, Thailand, Africa, Brazil

- Government sponsored students...

             UAE, Saudi Arabia, Chile

- Study Abroad- Sending American students        

Plus... Learn about the obligations that a U.S. educational institution has with regard to export laws! What happened to Professor Roth and Export Controls at Universities...

This session will address the following topics:

- All export controls applicable to universities

- Department of Defense Contracts

- Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) / Defense FAR (DFAR) – Dissemination Controls

- ITAR Technical Data and EAR-Controlled Technology in Laboratories

- Concepts of Public Domain and Fundamental Research

- Export Controls & Immigration Issues for Foreign Professors & Foreign Students

- University Export Control Policies

- A “Real – Life” Case Study

 Who should attend?

-  Anyone from educational institutions interacting with foreign students (recruitment,

   placement, admissions, etc.)

-  Faculty responsible for placing students with research projects

Cost to participate:  $95.00 per person  $55 per person

Your Conference Fee includes:

- presentation materials,- continental breakfast and coffee breaks,- luncheon

Accommodations:

For those needing to spend the evening in AC we have secured a conference rate of $75.00 per room, per night plus applicable taxes. To reserve your hotel room, please contact Trump Taj reservation department at 1-800-825-8888 and identify yourself as being with the MidAtlantic DEC - Code number AMIDEX9.  To receive the conference rate, reservations must be made by November 12. 

Questions?

Contact Kathleen Pippen kathleen.pippen@mail.doc.gov  609-989-2100 or Debora Sykes debora.sykes@mail.doc.gov  856-722-1032