1. Education Abroad Program Director Training
by the Office of the Dean of Students

2. General Issues Homesickness Behavioral/student conduct concerns
Mental and physical health crises
Exacerbated or developing problems with friends/other participants

3. Role of Program Director
Preparedness
Point of contact
Monitor, address, and resolve issues
Consult as needed with CUAbroad and DOS professional staff

4. Addressing Issues If an issue comes up:
Address the student, at least preliminarily, by meeting with him/her & discussing the situation.
Consult with CUAbroad and DOS staff regarding appropriate follow-up; CUAbroad will involve other offices at Catholic University as necessary.
Document follow-up interventions accordingly, and forward all written documentation to cua-

5. Code of Student Conduct
Overview of Student Conduct Expectations
Applicability of Code Abroad
Significance of local law
Specific Behaviors
Appropriateness is reliant upon local laws
Alcohol Consumption, Possession; Disorderly Behavior
Appropriateness is reliant upon host institution expectations
Visitation; Quiet Hours; Some alcohol-related matters
Never Appropriate
Intoxication; Drug Use, Possession, Distribution; Physical Altercation; Sexual Misconduct (includes sexual relationships and sexual offenses)

6. Disciplinary/Dean of Students Background Checks
Conducted by the Office of the Dean of Students based on a student’s history with our office.
Good disciplinary standing
During checks we will identify significantly impactful concerns posing a risk to student safety or well-being.
Program director and CUAbroad, with or without assistance from DOS, should speak with the student to ensure that s/he is clear on behavioral expectations for those with a history of poor choices.

7. Office of the Dean of Students
Pryzbyla Center, Suite 353
Phone: (202)
Website:
Any emergency contact should be made via the Department of Public Safety: (202)