INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
1996-97
FTE
Category of Expense:
Staff Salaries
General Assistance
Nonsalary/Other
TOTAL by Category
Source of Funds:
General Funds
Registration Fees
TOTAL by Fund
4.09
1997-98
Budget
FTE
1998-99
Budget
FTE
Budget
4.07
146,822
4.07
151,386
4.09
145,614
(22)
16,129
$161,721
4.07
15,713
$162,535
4.07
15,713
$167,099
3.11
0.98
4.09
120,717
41,004
$161,721
4.07
4.07
167,099
4.07
$167,099
MISSION
To provide the means for the university to participate in international
exchange opportunities for the purposes of study, teaching, or
research, to provide immigration services for students and scholars,
to link established academic programs in new and challenging ways,
to build diversity in the student and scholar population and to
enable the university to develop international leadership as it
defines its international agenda into the next century.
4.07
162,534
1
$162,535
GOALS
Meet the demand for services in a complex environment; directly supporting
faculty, students and staff in campus, systemwide and regional efforts; and
planning, advocacy and professional development.
Improve service to students, including EOP and transfer students, through
advising orientations and streamlining EAP selection procedures
Complete academic human resources manual section for nonimmigrants.
ACTIVITY DATA
DESCRIPTION
The International Programs Office (IPO) is the central campus resource
for facilitating international educational exchange. It is divided into
three sub units: International Students and Scholars (ISS), the
Education Abroad Program (EAP), and International Programs and
Activities (IPA).
Data management improvements:
Accomplished conversion to Filemaker Pro
databases, networking and file sharing with Registrar's Office.
EAP advisers met with college academic preceptors; international adviser served
on registrar's work rules committee; coordinator met with divisional and
departmental academic personnel staff about visas.
Initial meetings with systemwide EAP office accomplished for conversion to
electronic EAP application.
Coordinated faculty visas with divisional staff, monitored changes and limitation
governing H-1B visas for faculty and researchers, and accomplished an
exceptional visa case under severe time constraints.
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