1. Partnership and Collaboration Lisa Zimmaro AVP Risk Management and Treasury & Denise Connerty AVP for International Affairs Temple University Because Knocking on Wood isn’t enough...

2. Yay! Amazing history, ancient monuments, fascinating cultures…. Denise Lisa 1

3. About Temple University  Public university with 39,000 students  Centralized office for Education Abroad and Overseas Campuses  Pockets of international education activity throughout the university especially in the professional schools. 2

4. Our Study Abroad Context  Temple University Rome – 500 students a year on traditional study abroad, 40% non-Temple students  Temple University, Japan campus – 1900 students, most of whom are degree-seeking  Exchanges – Europe and Asia  Short-term Faculty-led programs – Brazil, Costa Rica, France, Germany, Ghana, Jamaica, India, Italy, Japan, Spain, United Kingdom  External programs – direct enroll and 3 rd party providers 3

5. Our Risk Management Context  Insurances procured for international exposures:  Business travel accident policy (covers faculty, staff and students)  General liability, property, foreign workers comp and employers liability  Fund premium payment for International medical and travel emergency assistance  Fund international medical insurance payments and charge back to departments  Participate in educational training sessions regarding risk exposures 4

6. Why Collaborate? Risk Management vs. Study Abroad Vision  Study Abroad and Risk Management – Yin and Yang  Risk-Reward  We have each other's back  Accountable to your partner  Cover more angles 5

7. Partnership Initiatives  Emergency medical/travel assistance support  International Health Insurance for study abroad students and university travelers  Temple University Travel Registry (TUTR)  Travel policies relative to high risk/state department travel warning countries  Faculty program leader training  Future plan- table top exercises 9

8. Ongoing Collaboration  University buy-in  Counsel of Deans  Protocol for faculty/students who want to take students to/study in a high risk/under warning country  Responding to potential crises abroad  Safety/security site assessment  Insurance 7

9.  How do you perceive risk?  As a risk manager  As a study abroad director  What is the risk tolerance level at your institution?  How are you working together now? Questions to Consider 8

10. Questions 9