Description

The intent of this workshop is to provide participants with practical tools and information that will strengthen their university export control programs. Topics to be covered include how to 1) identify departments, programs, and activities most likely to need licensing assistance; 2) determine when an export license is necessary; 3) apply for a license; and 3) review and use your license once you get it. Case studies and examples of common university activities requiring a license will be used to help participants work through the licensing process. Participants will be provided with copies of faculty presentation materials, as well as excerpts from the Export Administration Regulations, Embargo and Trade Sanction documents, and copies of official forms.

Learning Objectives

• Participants will gain a greater understanding of the scope of controlled activities conducted by colleges and universities;
• Participants will practice making licensing determinations to improve their skills working with and interpreting the regulations and sanctions;
• Participants will become familiar with the forms and processes associated with requesting export licenses from the Bureau of Industry & Security, Department of Commerce, and the Office of Foreign Asset Controls, Department of the Treasury.

Pre-Requisites

Good understanding of the Export Administration Regulations, Embargoes and Trade Sanctions.

Program Level:

Advanced