Medical

Bring with you all medicines that you think you might need including all prescriptions. Assume that you cannot obtain any medicines abroad (i.e. not available or not available when you need it).

Be sure to check with your medical insurance for coverage in the destination country.

Be sure to check with your life insurance company for coverage in the destination country.

Check with your doctor regarding any shots that you may require. If in SLC check County Services.

Disclaimer

You will be traveling as a student tourist.everywhere you go. Bring a student I.D. as commonly this can save you money.

The leaders are not medical doctors or lawyers, obtain your own advice on these matters.

This is not a school trip, nor is it associated with school.

Your are responsible for your own well being. Observe all safety instructions.

You must be in top physical and mental condition. The trip will be rigorous on both fronts.

The trip is no picknic and you will be expected to participate.

How to Take Notes-- A Primer

It is a good idea to take notes or keep a log of all your activities. These notes can serve you in a personal and professional sense. Commonly you will need to make a report of your activities to your boss, so it would be a good idea to have an accurate record. Some things (if relevant) you might want to record are:

• Names of persons attending the trip or meeting
• Date
• Climate (if in the field)
• Company name and representatives
• Vital statistics
  • Discovery history
  • For mines: production rate, average grade, cut-off grades, reserves (past+present), number of employees, number of geologists
  • Geological features
• Other- general things you are interested in.

Contact information

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Revised: 5/1/2000