出口控制

What is export control?

Federal law prohibits unlicensed export of some goods, 服务, or information to protect national security and U.S. interests in international trade. Compliance with export control regulations has become increasingly important over the last few years, with federal officials pursuing both civil and criminal action against violators. ISU has established protocols to help ISU faculty, 工作人员, 和学生 navigate these complex regulations.

Controlled exports are regulated by the federal government and include goods, 技术, including software. Examples of controlled exports are building materials, 电路板, 汽车零部件, 蓝色打印, 设计方案, retail software packages, technical information information. The transfer of the controlled goods or 技术 to certain persons or entities inside or outside the United States is restricted or may require an export license. 在某些情况下, 服务 to entities outside of the United States or to foreign governments may also be prohibited. Thus ISU personnel should not assume that export control requirements do not apply. 

Compliance with US Export and Import Control Laws is the responsibility of all ISU faculty, 工作人员, 和学生. The University’s 出口控制 Committee is responsible for export control oversight, including the development of training, education and assessment tools, and the recommendation of policies and procedures to promote the University’s ongoing compliance with export control laws.

Activities such as those listed below should be disclosed to the office indentified to endure regulatory compliance and to protect the faculty, 工作人员, 学生, and institution from compromise. Where situations are more complex, the Univeristy's 出口控制 Committee will be engaged as needed.