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Inactive International Exchange/Partnership Agreements ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM: 5.J DATE: February 26, 2013 ****************************************************************************** SUBJECT: Inactive International Exchange/Partnership Agreements During the January AAC meeting the Council had a brief discussion about the agreements that exist between the system’s institutions and international partners. Board staff noted that a review of the annual report to the Board summarizing these agreements shows there are a number of these that were signed more than a decade ago and which have shown no activity for years. The campuses were asked to review existing agreements and to report to those that are inactive which could be terminated. A set of these reports are attached. The Council should consider steps to be taken with this set. Staff recommends that these be considered for termination by the Board. However, before they are terminated, it probably makes sense to do a cursory check by reviewing web sites or other publications to see if these are still recognized by the partner institution. If so, steps should be taken to review these collectively before action is taken. However, at the end of this review, it is recommended that these should be forwarded to the Board for unilateral deactivation. It may make sense to tie this to annual report that goes to the Board in June. Members of the Council should be prepared to discuss this strategy and to agree upon a timeline for this process. ****************************************************************************** RECOMMENDED ACTION Discussion. BHSU Exchange & Partnership Agreements (as of January 2013) Valid Until Institution Name Location BOR Approval Date Date Sichuan Normal University Chengdu China Oct-08 Oct-13 Chengdu Institute Sichuan International Studies University Chengdu, Sichuan China May-10 May-15 Vytautas Magnus University Kaunas Lithuanian May-10 May-15 University of Ljubljana University of Ljubljana May-12 May-15 Kyung Hee University Kyung Hee University Aug-08 Aug-13 IDRAC International School of Management Lyon, France May-10 May-15 Global Leadership University of Ulaanbaatar Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Jun-11 Jun-16 Kozminski University Warsaw, Poland Inactive Inactive Hanyang University Seoul, Korea Waiting for BOR Approval Daegu University Daegu, Korea Waiting for BOR Approval Dongguk University Seoul, Korea Waiting for BOR Approval Yeungnam University Daegu, Korea Waiting for BOR Approval Konkuk University Seoul, Korea Waiting for BOR Approval DSU Exchange & Partnership Agreements (as of January 2013) BOR Approval Valid Until Institution Name Location Date Date Arab Academy for Science & Technology & Maritime Transport Alexandria, Egypt Oct-10 Aug-15 Shanghai Jianqiao University Pudong, Shanghai, China Dec-12 Sep-17 Tamagawa University Machida, Tokyo, Japan 1982 Inactive/Expired Agreements China Guizhou University of Technology Guiyang, Guizhou, China East China Normal University Putuo, Shanghai, China Xi'an Jiaotong University Xi'an, Shaanxi, China Tianjin Municipal Educational Admission and Test Center Tianjin, China NSU Exchange & Partnership Agreements (as of January 2013) BOR Approval Institution Name Location Date Valid Until Date Dankook University S. Korea Mar-12 Mar-17 Sripatum University Thailand Dec-10 Dec-15 Central Queensland University Australia Dec-10 Dec-15 Universidad Mayor Chile Dec-10 Nov-15 Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal Germany May-10 Mar-15 Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences Germany May-10 Mar-15 Sup de Co Amiens - Picardie France May-10 Mar-15 Pukyong National University S. Korea Dec-09 Aug-14 Hanyang University S. Korea May-09 Apr-14 Soonchunhyang University S. Korea May-09 Apr-14 University of Jyvaskyla Finland Oct-08 Aug-13 Global Village Program Yonsei University at Wonju S. Korea Oct-08 Aug-13 Yonsei University S. Korea Oct-03 Aug-13 Shanghai University China Oct-08 Aug-13 Dongguk University S. Korea Oct-08 May-13 Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade China May-08 renewal pending Capital University of Economics and Business China Nov-07 renewal pending Okanagan College Canada Apr-07 renewal pending Myongji University S. Korea Dec-06 renewal pending Capital Normal University China Dec-06 renewal pending Kwandong University S. Korea Jul-05 renewal pending Inactive/Expired Agreements International Business Academy Denmark May-09 Mar-14 Banku Augstskola, School of Business and Finance Latvia Oct-08 Nov-13 Universidad de Los Lagos Chile Oct-08 Aug-13 Korea University S. Korea Aug-08 Jun-13 Universite de Picardie Jules Verne France Jun-10 Feb-15 SDSM&T Exchange & Partnership Agreements (as of January 2013) BOR Valid Approval Until Institution Name Location Date Date China University of Mining and Technology - Beijing, China Beijing Jul-11 Jul-16 China University of Geosciences Beijing, China Jul-11 Jul-16 PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD JAVERIANA Bogota, Columbia Apr-12 Apr-17 American University Cairo Cairo, Egypt Sep-11 Sep-16 Technische Universitat, Bergakademie (TU-B) Freiberg, Saxony, Germany Jul-11 Jul-14 Kiel University of Applied Sciences (FH-Kiel) Kiel, Germany Dec-12 Jan-17 PRIST - Ponnaiyah Ramajayam Institute of Science & Technology Tamil Nadu, India Jul-12 Jul-17 The University of Calabria Calabria, Italy Oct-09 Oct-14 Mongolian University of Science and Technology Mongolia May-09 May-14 Mongolian Technical University Mongolia Feb-97 no end date Technical College of Darkhan-Uul Aimag Mongolia May-09 May-14 Technical College in Darkhan-UUL Aimag Darkhan-UUL Aimag, Mongolia May-09 May-14 Ostfold University College Ostfold, Norway Feb-11 Feb-16 Telemark University College Telemark, Norway Sep-11 Sep-13 G.V. Plekhanov Saint Petersburg State Mining Institute and Technical University St. Petersburg, Russia Feb-11 Feb-16 Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Belgrade Belgrade, Serbia Jul-11 Jul-16 Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad, Serbia Novi Sad, Serbia Jul-11 Jul-16 Kookmin University South Korea Apr-09 Apr-14 Engineering School of Vila nova i Ia Geltru of the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya Catalunya, Spain Jul-11 Jul-14 National Cheng Kung University Taiwan Nov-11 Nov-16 Istanbul Technical University Istanbul, Turkey Sep-12 Sep-17 Inactive/Expired Agreements China Three Gorges University (CTGU) Yichang, Hubei Provnce, China Oct-15 Oct-10 Girne American University Cyprus Jun-06 Jun-11 Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College Coimbatore, India Jul-05 Jul-10 Erdenet Institute of Technology (EIT) Mongolia Mar-07 Mar-12 Seokyeong University South Korea Mar-06 Mar-11 SDSU Exchange & Partnership Agreements (as of January 2013) Agreement Valid Until Institution Name Location Began BOR Approval Date Date Chung-Ang University Seoul, South Korea Feb-08 Mar-08 Feb-14 Suez Canal University, (branches are Ismailia, El-Arish, Suez and Port Said, Egypt Feb-09 May-09 Feb-14 Dongguk University, Kyoung-Ju Seoul, South Korea Feb-08 Mar-08 Apr-14 National Veterinary Research & Anyangsi Gyeonggido, Quarantine Service (NVRQS), Republic of Korea Oct-09 Oct-09 May-14 Institute National Polytechnic ENSAT Toulouse, France Oct-97 Oct-06 Jul-14 Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences (and Veterinary Medicine) Shanghai, China Sep-09 Dec-09 Sep-14 Jönköping University, School of Health Sciences Jönköping, Sweden Jul-01 Jan-10 Dec-14 University of Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh, India Jan-04 Mar-04 Jan-15 Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Science Institute of Veterinary Medicine, Guangdong Province, China Mar-10 Aug-08 Mar-15 Alexandria University Alexandria, Egypt Apr-04 Jun-10 Apr-15 Fae Centro Universitário, Curitiba Paraná, Brasil Oct-10 Dec-10 Oct-15 Udmurt State University Izhevsk, Russia May-11 Not found May-16 Chungnam National University Daejeon, South Korea Jul-11 Not found Jul-16 China Medical University Taichung, Taiwan Nov-12 BOR Agenda for April 2013 Nov-17 Salford University of Manchester Manchester, United Kingdom Nov-12 BOR Agenda for April 2013 Nov-17 Sungkyonkwan University (SKKU) Seoul, South Korea Nov-12 BOR Agenda for April 2013 Nov-18 American University in Cairo New Cairo, Egypt Mar-03 May-03 Indefinite Dimitrie Cantemir Christian University Sibiu, Romania Oct-10 Dec-10 Indefinite Heidelberg University (formerly Heidelberg College in 2008), Heidelberg, Germany Jan-08 Mar-08 Indefinite Hiroshima School of Foreign Languages Hiroshima, Japan Oct-92 Oct-08 Indefinite International Research and Exchanges Board (IREX), Washington, DC Oct-00 Oct-01 Indefinite International Student Exchange Program ISEP Washington, DC May-04 May-04 Indefinite Inti College Selangor, Malaysia Nov-95 Oct-04 Indefinite Jönköping University, School of Education and Communication Jönköping, Sweden May-07 Jun-07 Indefinite Kuban State Agrarian University Krasnodar, Russia May-05 May-06 Indefinite Manchester Metropolitan University Manchester, United Kingdom Mar-97 Jan-05 Indefinite Petaling Jaya (P. J.) Community College Selangor, Malaysia Nov-94 Not found Indefinite Rima College Kuala Lampur, Malaysia Nov-94 Not found Indefinite Tver Agricultural Institute (formerly known as Kalinin Institute) Tver, Russia Aug-90 Not found Indefinite University of Manitoba Manitoba, Canada Sep-03 Dec-03 Indefinite University of Winnipeg Winnipeg, Canada Oct-03 Dec-10 Indefinite Yunnam Normal University Kunming, China Sep-04 Jul-05 Indefinite Inactive/Expired Agreements Jordan Badia Research & Development Amman, Jordan Sep-01 Jan-02 Aug-06 Ataturk University Erzurum, Turkey Jan-02 Apr-02 Jan-07 Warsaw Agricultural University Warsaw, Poland Apr-02 Jun-02 Apr-07 University of Stuttgart Stuttgart,
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