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Multiple people who were inside the car ran out and the driver was detained. When public safety approached the car, the driver took off and crashed on Elmwood Avenue, a couple of hundred feet from the emergency department. If you have health issues, or have elderly parents. An optional policy (Road Scholar Trip Cancellation, Interruption & Travel Delay Insurance) that includes pre-existing conditions is available at a very reasonable price. Hope near Lattimore Road.Īfter the man was taken to the hospital, U of R Public Safety noticed a car parked outside the emergency department. Although the plan does not pay for medical costs, it does provide transportation in the case of an accident during the trip. Officers eventually found out the shooting was on Mt. Officers said the injured man wasn’t cooperating with their investigation and gave them false locations as to where the shooting happened. I have gone twice on Road Scholar tours (Piedmont Italy and Ireland) and have felt that the price was right because: 1) all gratuities are included, 2) they provide transportation to the hotel from airport and 3) they transfer your luggage for you. when a private car dropped off a 27-year-old man at Strong Hospital with a gunshot wound. The Rochester Police Department began investigating at around 1:45 a.m. Police are trying to determine if there’s a connection between a shooting, a runaway car, and a crash all near Strong Hospital on Friday morning. We recommend that the administrative or fiscal staff of the hosting department be in touch with CSAS as early as possible to clarify the procedure and avoid delays.ROCHESTER, N.Y. Please note: The hosting department is required to:ġ) Do and manage all the paperwork required for bringing the scholar andĢ) Bring the scholar and reimburse any costs to the scholar.ĬSAS will only be responsible to deliver the promised amount to the hosting Any changes made to the budget once approved must be re-approved by CSAS and processed by the hosting department. RWCLS can only pay for travel expenses and honorarium. If you type 'Elderhostel,' 'Road Scholar,' 'Overseas Adventure Travel Tours,' and/or 'OAS' into the search bar just above your question box, you can see a list of. Here is a link to one, have a look at post 8. Sponsorship (include dates for the visit and topics proposed for the talkģ) A CV or other biographical information.Ĥ) A budget clearly itemizing funds between RWCLS and supplementary funds. There are some other threads on this forum about these two tour groups. Relationship between South Asia and/or South Asian Studies and theĭepartments and programs interested in making use of this opportunityĢ) A brief rationale for choosing the speaker and possibilities of co. The responsibility for organizing and making arrangements for the visit and associated events, as well as for hosting the visiting scholar(s), will be that of the faculty/department receiving funds.ġ) Deliver a lecture on South Asia-related research/material for aĢ) Participate in a workshop with faculty and graduate students on the The funds provided by CSAS will cover reasonable costs of travel, lodging and honorarium for invited speakers. This grant may be combined with other awards, if necessary.

Since this grant is “collaborative,” it requires that the hosting department put in supporting funds in addition to the $1,500. If you are applying to bring a speaker this fall, please contact the director, Dr. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The call for proposals is open to all topics.ĬSAS will offer 3 awards in total this academic year. The RWCLS award is aimed at creating and supporting a thriving intellectual exchange in departments across the UHM campus in South Asia-related topics and perspectives. The Center for South Asian Studies (CSAS) invites applications to bring scholars to UHM with expertise in South Asian Studies or South Asia-related topics as part of the Rama Watumull Collaborative Lecture Series (RWCLS). Image: CSAS members with RWCLS visiting scholar Dr.