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The document outlines why accountable preparation is required and specifies that all international trips and programs—including those supporting student affairs or athletics—must follow the guidelines. It defines international travel and sponsored trips, including travel outside the U.S. fifty states and trips organized or funded through CUNY offices or recognized organizations, with written approvals required before committing university resources.","CUNY International Travel Guidelines  \nSafety and Risk Management Approved by the Board of Trustees November 28, 2011  \nRevised June 8, 2012  \nAs best practices for the implementation and oversight of travel programs evolve, the offices that created the guidelines anticipate reviewing them on a regular basis and revising them as needed.  \n-Resolution of the Board of the Trustees, November 29, 2011  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \n1. PURPOSE ...............................................................................................................................................................1  \n2. INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL DEFINED ...........................................................................................................1  \nTRIPS COVERED BY THESE GUIDELINES..........................................................................................1  \nCUNY-AFFILIATED INDEPENDENT TRAVEL ....................................................................................2  \nTRIPS NOT COVERED BY THESE GUIDELINES ................................................................................3  \n3. RULES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR SPONSORED TRIPS..........................................................................3  \n4. PROCEDURES FOR APPROVAL AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A SPONSORED TRIP .......................5  \n5. PRE-TRIP COMMUNICATIONS .....................................................................................................................10  \n6. METHODS OF TRANSPORTATION ..............................................................................................................11  \n7. PARTICIPANT BEHAVIOR .............................................................................................................................12  \n8. PROGRAM DIRECTOR EXPECTATIONS ....................................................................................................13  \n9. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES FOR PROGRAM DIRECTORS .................................................................14  \nFORMS  \nA. CUNY INTERNATIONAL TRIP, TRAVEL, OR PROGRAM PROPOSAL COVER SHEET..................19  \nB. CUNY INTERNATIONAL TRIP, TRAVEL, OR PROGRAM PROPOSAL OUTLINE ............................20  \nC. CUNY EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION SHEET.......................................................................25  \nD. CUNY INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL PARTICIPATION, WAIVER, AND EMERGENCY CONTACT FORM .........................................................................................................................................................................26  \nE. CUNY INDEPENDENT TRAVEL NOTIFICATION, WAIVER, AND EMERGENCY CONTACT FORM .........................................................................................................................................................................32  \nF. PROGRAM DIRECTOR CHECKLIST FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM .........................................38  \nG. STUDENT CHECKLIST FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM .................................................................40  \nH. 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