Export Compliance Training and Resources
Guidance for researchers
Export control decision tree
Provides guidance on exporting materials or working with a foreign national or entity. Click the training tab, available training (if needed), and select Export Controls Decision Tree.
CITI Export Control Training
The first Export Control module is titled “Introduction to Export Compliance” and is a good overview. A second module titled “Export Compliance for Researchers” should also be taken. Additional discipline-specific or role-specific modules are also available.
NSF Research Security Training
While all four modules have good information, “Module 3: Manage and Mitigate Risk” is most beneficial for WSU research. Choose your role as either researcher or administrator.
Insider Threat Awareness and Identification
A key element of NSPM33 is to educate the research community to recognize and report potential insider threats.
This memorandum provides federal research agencies with guidelines for implementing a certification requirement imposed by National Security Presidential Memorandum-33 (NSPM-33) and certain provisions of the CHIPS and Science Act. Specifically, federal research agencies must require certain research institutions to certify to a federal funding agency that the institution has established and operates a research security program. This memorandum describes and sets forth a standardized requirement for fulfilling these obligations.
Office of Research Support & Operations Guideline 27 (pdf)
Question and answer guide on export controls of research projects
Overview of Export Controls in the University Setting (video)
Presented by Dr. Jennifer Yucel, Ohio State University