How to Develop an Export Management and Compliance Program, Including the I–129 Attestation for Deemed Exports
How are you handling the release of export controlled information and technology to foreign nationals at your institution? Learn how to review a visa applicant's scope of work to accurately answer the deemed export attestation on the I–129 visa application form. Learn about the Fundamental Research exclusion and how it applies to deemed exports within your organization.
Join us for an overview of the U.S. export control regulations and how they apply to operations at your institution. We will discuss the regulating bodies, exclusions to the regulations and strategies for managing compliance with deemed exports within the U.S.
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Working Agenda
1:00 pm
- Welcome
- Suzanne Wilkison
President, North Carolina Association for Biomedical Research (NCABR)
1:05 pm
- Overview of the Export Control, Including the Department of Commerce, International Traffic in Arms Control, Office of Foreign Assets Control and Census Bureau
- Deborah Howard
CBSP, Biological Safety Officer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2:30 pm
- Break
2:45 pm
- I–129 Attestation for Deemed Exports, UNC–Chapel Hill Program Management and Evaluation
- Daniel Vick
Export Control Specialist, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
4:30 pm
- Questions
5:00 pm
- Adjourn