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    Morgan State University Proposal For Study Tours Office of Continuing Studies I. Goal

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    Approved Board of Regents

    January 26, 1984

    MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY


    Proposal for Study Tours
    Office of Continuing Studies
    I. Goal

    A. To increase the proportion and number of more mature and part-time


    students pursuing courses

    B. To provide a program option for older adults interested in a short-term


    study option

    II. Objective

    A. To bridge the gap between the University and the larger community by
    sharing educational resources improving their global awareness and
    knowledge within the field of specialization

    B. To extend the learning process for Continuing Studies clientele beyond


    the campus of Morgan State University

    III. Cooperating Staff

    A. Project Coordination

    Dr. Earl T. Matthews, Director of Continuing Studies, will coordinate all


    study tours sponsored by Morgan State University.

    B. Logistical

    Dr. Harold Crouse, Director of International Education, will handle all of


    the logistical concerns

    C. Sponsors

    Any Morgan faculty member may serve as a sponsor of a study tour

    IV. Structure

    A. International Education

    1. Full-service education and travel organization with 15 years


    experience (see attached for listing of staff)

    2. Full-time operations office in Brussels


    3. Study tours available include:

    a. Antiques, Interior Design, Art


    b. Business, Economics
    c. Criminal Justice, Sociology, Social Welfare, Political Science
    d. Geography, History
    e. Education, Educational Administration
    f. Fashion Merchandising
    g. Theatre, Music, Dance

    4. References include

    a. Albany State College


    b. Michigan State University
    c. Northeastern Illinois University
    d. Rhode Island College
    e. Southern Illinois - Edwardville
    f. University of Illinois
    g. University of Iowa
    h. University of Wisconsin

    5. Sample Tour attached

    B. Cost

    1. Tour price does not include the credit tuition or non-credit fees.

    2. All study tours will be offered as non-credit courses with C.E.U.


    options. Some Departments and/or Deans might elect to offer credits
    through Independent Study for matriculating students. Eventually, a
    universal number might be requested for all Study Tours across
    campus.

    3. Price includes $30.00 rebate per person administrative charge from


    International Education.

    4. One complimentary tour package for the sponsor with a minimum of


    15 students.

    5. For each 40 students one complimentary tour seat for a University


    Administrator.

    6. All monies will be collected by International Education who will be


    responsible for all aspects of the tour. Morgan’s responsibility is that
    of advertising and assigning C.E.U.’s if appropriate.

    C. Responsibility and Conditions

    1. International Education, Travel Advisers, Inc., and the universities,


    museums, agencies or businesses offering courses through tours
    operated by International Education act only as agents for tour
    members in functions pertaining to academic programs, hotel
    accommodations, sightseeing tours and transportation of whatever
    nature. Morgan State University assumes no responsibility for any
    aspect of the tours. By accepting tour membership, the tour member
    agrees to the above and also agrees that neither International
    Education, Travel Advisers, Inc., or any universities, museums,
    agencies or businesses working with it shall be or become liable for
    loss; damage; injury or inconveniences caused by or resulting from
    occurrences, negligent or otherwise, due to the malfunction of
    transportation equipment; strikes; acts of declared or undeclared war
    or insurrection; fire; delay; theft; itinerary and/or schedule changes or
    tour cancellation. International Education reserves the right to decline
    to accept or to retain any person as a member of any study tour at any
    time, to alter, substitute or omit, enroute, any part of the itinerary or
    change any space, reservation or feature; should it determine that
    action to be necessary and/or prudent, and without liability for any
    added personal expenses incurred as a result thereof.
    Nonparticipation of any tour member in any part of the planned
    itinerary shall not entitle the traveler to a refund.

    The airlines and other transportation companies included or involved


    in these tours are not to be held responsible for any act, omission or
    event during the time passengers are not on board their aircraft or
    conveyances. The passage contract in use by the airline or other
    transportation companies, when issued, shall constitute the sole
    contract between the airline/transportation company and the
    purchaser of this study program. The liability of International
    Education, Travel Advisers, Inc., and the universities, museums,
    agencies and businesses using its service shall be limited to a refund
    of monies received, if the tour is cancelled prior to the passengers
    joining it.

    2. Cancellation Refunds: Cancellation fee of ten percent of the APEX


    Fare paid; not less than fifty dollars will be forfeited in the event of
    cancellation or failure to use confirmed space as ticketed. 

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