Export control regulations were established to protect U.S. national security and foreign policy interests. These regulations govern the export of all items of U.S. origin as well as information and/or software that may be shared with foreign nationals in the U.S. or abroad. Please review our Policy, best practices for academics traveling overseas (published by the FBI), and this website for more information about export controls.
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Travelling to China, Russia or Venezuela?
Jan 19, 2023
If you are travelling to China, Russia or Venezuela with any university-owned equipment, we are required to file an Electronic Export Information (EEI...
Office Closure Dates for Holiday Break-12/22/22-1/2/23
Dec 13, 2022
Our office will be closed starting 12/22/22. We will return on 1/2/23.E-mail inboxes will be monitored periodically during this time period to address...
Research Protections' Updated Guidance Regarding COVID-19
Apr 8, 2020
We continue to monitor the changing impact of the COVID-19 epidemic on University operations, including continuity of research. In conjunction w...
2019 Novel Coronavirus renamed to COVID-19
Feb 11, 2020
Hello everyone,The World Health Organization (WHO) oficially named the 2019 coronavirus that originated in Wuhan. The chosen name is COVID-19, so keep...
China CDC update - Avoid nonessential Travel
Jan 28, 2020
As of January 27, 2020. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has upgraged the risk for the Novel Coronavirus to a Lvl 3 - Warning. As part of this war...
2019 Novel Coronavirus (nCoV-2019) and travel to China
Jan 23, 2020
On December 31, 2019, the first case of the coronavirus now known as nCoV-2019 were reported to the World Health Organization by China. Since then, th...