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    clay dube
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    The pdf handout for our orientation on 4/14 is attached below. Please download it and refer to it as we cover the agenda items.

    2018 NCTA Study Tour to China and Taiwan
    Online Orientation, April 14, 2018

    Trip Discussion Forum  - https://china.usc.edu/k12/forums

    Trip Leaders
    Clayton Dube and Catherine Gao

    1. Assemble in Los Angeles, June 26
                    travel – your responsibility; lodging – our responsibility
                    departure for Beijing, June 27

    2. Trip Itinerary
                    Theme: Movement and Linkages, Past and Present
                    Within the region and beyond
                    Beijing > Xi’an > Chengdu > Kunming
                    Taipei > Tainan > Kaohsiung

                    curriculum assignment – minimum of 5 class hours, draw on places and questions from the trip

    3. Passports/Visas
                    passport must be valid through 3/2019
                    provide us with full formal name, passport number, expiration date (asap)
                    passport and visa forms due by 5/25 (make copies of both, carry copies in your luggage)

    4. Health and Safety
                    proof of medical insurance including evacuation coverage due by 5/1
                    existing medical conditions/medications
                    provide us with emergency contact names and phone numbers (asap)

    4. Money
                    we cover: travel, lodging, gratuities, admissions, most meals
                    you cover: 4-5 meals, hotel incidentals, anything you wish to purchase

    5. Gifts
                    small items to share with students (postcards, student brochures, school items, pens, pins)
                    2 books to be donated to schools or other host institutions
                    somethings to share with students and others (yearbooks, photo albums -digital options)

    6. Trip Etiquette and Travel Trips
                    patience, persistence, and politeness
                    being a good study tour traveler
                    bring less, focus on the experience
                    staying in touch – phone/net options

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