The Vietnam Education Foundation 2011 Annual Report

Annual Report 2011 Page 197
INTRODUCTION
June xxx, 2011
Dear Dr. [Family name]:
Congratulations! You have been awarded a U.S. Faculty Scholar Grant by the Vietnam Education Foundation (VEF), a
U.S. Federal government independent agency, for you to be able to pursue a teaching program in Vietnam. Your Grant is
for a specified time period to teach the course(s) in your field at the Vietnamese university or universities as described
herein.
As the recipient of the VEF Grant, you are expected to do the following:
1. Meet and maintain the standards, requirements, and regulations of your U.S. home institution, if any, and of your
Vietnamese host institution(s);
2. Comply with any and all relevant Vietnamese laws and regulations while in Vietnam and any and all relevant U.S.
laws and regulations;
3. Observe restrictions and regulations associated with your Vietnamese visa and with your U.S. passport; and
4. Abide by the terms and conditions as described herein.
This document supersedes all previous written documents and serves as the prevailing Grant agreement between you and
VEF. It is important that you fully understand all of the information herein and confirm your acceptance of the Grant award,
also referred to as a VEF U.S. Faculty Scholar Grant, by initialing respective sections throughout where requested and by
signing your name on the last page.
The original copy of this Terms and Conditions: U.S Faculty Scholar Grant: Academic Year 2011 – 2012 must be signed and
returned to VEF no later than seven (7) days after the U.S. Orientation on June 27, 2011. You should also keep a copy for
your personal records.
Please review all the information provided herein and acknowledge your acceptance of the Terms and Conditions of this
Grant Letter by signing at the end.
Sincerely,
Lynne McNamara, Ph.D.
VEF Executive Director
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