American Studies Program 2012 CATALOG - Tokyo International ...
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TIUA (ASP) REGULATIONS<br />
(This is a translation of the Japanese version.)<br />
Because there are many differences in cultural climate, customs, and public security between<br />
the United States and other countries, participants need to be cautious. When the<br />
participants are away from the university on trips, they have to be even more cautious.<br />
1. Before Departure<br />
(1) The students must not be absent from the orientation unless excused.<br />
(2) Health Care<br />
-1- The students should maintain their own health and should try not to<br />
catch a cold or have a stomach ache before they leave Japan. Of<br />
course, the students should maintain their health during the program.<br />
-2- If the students have particular medications that they regularly take,<br />
they should bring these medications with them. The insurance doesn't<br />
cover pre-existing conditions. If the students have chronic diseases<br />
or allergies, they should report it to the <strong>International</strong> Exchange Center<br />
before departure.<br />
-3- If the students have decayed teeth, they should be treated before<br />
departure. Dental treatment abroad is not covered by insurance.<br />
-4- If the student needs to adjust their eyesight by glasses or contact<br />
lenses, they should be treated before departure. Optical treatment is<br />
not covered by insurance.<br />
2. Overall Life<br />
(1) The participants must not go against the federal law of the USA or state of<br />
Oregon. Being involved with drugs or drinking under the age of 21 is prohibited.<br />
Also, the participants have to be concerned about the differences in<br />
cultural climate and customs in order to stay away from crimes or sexual<br />
problems.<br />
(2) The participants have to treat the facilities and equipment in the university<br />
nicely. If facilities or equipment are damaged or lost, the person who is<br />
responsible must report the damage or loss to the office. Depending on the<br />
circumstances, the participants may have to pay for the damages.<br />
(3) The participants must follow the policies of the residence halls. The participants<br />
are responsible for the safety of their valuables.<br />
(4) The participants must not smoke anywhere other than the designated smoking<br />
areas.<br />
(5) The participants must not own or drive a motor vehicle or a motorcycle.<br />
(J - pg. 12)<br />
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