Procure-to-Pay

3835 Holdrege Street | Lincoln, NE 68583-0742 | 402.472.2126 nebraska.edu/p2p

University of Nebraska Contract Summary

CONTRACTOR/COMPANY INFORMATION

Supplier AMERICAN UNIV INTL PRGMS LTD Contact Kevin Arscott

Sourcing Agent Melody Stark Email kevin@auip.com

REQUESTING DEPARTMENT

Participating Campuses

UNO

Administrative Unit/Dept.

Department Contact Melia Markham

CONTRACT DESCRIPTION/INFORMATION

Contract Summary (brief description and/ or event name)

AUIP will provide logistics, including housing, excursions, flights, ground transportation, etc., for our summer 2026 Global Course, Motivation for Physical Activity in Australia and New Zealand.

Cost center: 4224020255

Contract Document Document Amt Total Amt Start Date End Date Notes

CW 39475 $104,195 $104,195 05/15/2026 06/06/2026

COMPETITION/BID INFORMATION

Bid Number

Competition NCPD

Contract Information

INTERNAL USE ONLY

Contract ID CW 39475

{00053602.DOCX; 2} Page 1 of 1 Title: Amendment No. One to Master Service Agreement PRO 000499]

Revised: 220727

University of Nebraska Amendment No. One to Master Service Agreement PRO 000499

This Amendment No. One to Master Service Agreement PRO 000499

(“Amendment”) is effective as of the date of the last signature set forth below (“Effective Date”) by and between the Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska a public body corporate and governing body of the University of Nebraska (“University”), which is composed of a chief governing administrative unit (University of Nebraska System), four universities (University of Nebraska at Kearney, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, University of Nebraska Medical Center, and University of Nebraska at Omaha), and such other institutions and units as may be designated by the Nebraska Legislature and AMERICAN UNIV INTL PRGMS LTD(“Supplier”). University and Supplier are collectively referred to as “parties.”

RECITALS

A. University and Supplier entered into a Master Service Agreement effective as of January 12, 2022

, wherein the parties agreed to 5 year study abroad program(“Agreement”).

B. The parties desire to amend the Agreement.

AGREEMENT

NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants contained in the Agreement and this Amendment, the parties agree as follows:

1. Ratification. Except as expressly provided in this Amendment, all of the terms and provisions of the Agreement are and will remain in full force and effect and are hereby ratified and confirmed by the parties.

2. Definitions. Capitalized terms used and not defined in this Amendment have the respective meanings assigned to them in the Agreement.

3. Modifications. The Agreement is amended as follows:

a. New Zeland Study Abroad Program for 5/15/2026-6/6/2026.

b. New Zeland program value $104,195.00

4. Entire Agreement. The Agreement, as amended, constitutes the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes all prior and contemporaneous understandings, agreements, representations, and warranties, both written and oral.

5. Amendment. No change, modification, or waiver of any term of the Agreement shall be valid unless it is in writing and signed by both parties.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have entered into this Amendment as of the date set forth below.

Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska

Signature: _______________________________

Printed Name:

Title:

Date: ___________________________________

American Univresity International Program, LTD A

Signature: _______________________________

Printed Name:

Title:

Date: ___________________________________

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Director

Kevin Arscott

01/13/26 | 11:54 CST

Asst Vice Chancellor and Controller, Business and Finance

01/13/26 | 13:38 CST

Jessie Combs

STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM SERVICES AGREEMENT

THIS STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM SERVICES AGREEMENT (this "Agreement") is entered into this l+rlr day of llct'ttrtbi:r, 2{}:: (the "Effective Date") by and between AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

LIMITED. a limited liabiliti" company incorporated in Nerv Zealand ("AUIP") and the Board of Regents of the Universiry of

Nebraska on behalf of the { ;ilri-i'i,Ii.i ' i;f \ial;rit:,Ait {}tttui;i;, (the "lnstitution")'

WITNESSETH

WHEREAS: the Institution desires to develop a faculr,v-led study abroad program(s): and

WHEREAS, the Institution desires to engage AUIP to provide certain services in connection rvith this prograrn(s) as hereinafter provided in this Agreement.

The parties agree as follows:

1 . Development of Studv Abroad Prosram and Participants' The Institution herebl" engages AU IP to assist the Institution i, tt* d.u.lop,"",rt of tfr. fucultl'-ted-tud.v abroad program(s) upon the terms and conditions provided in this

Agreetnent. The program travelers rnay' include faculty, students, staii alurnni' and/or other accompanl ing individuals, as approved by the Institution (the ''Participant(s)")'

2. Program Addendum. The studl'abroad prograrn(s) to be conducted pursuant to this Agreement will address the themes

*q*tt.,l L" th. I*titution. The tirnes, daies. deadlines, and costs of the prograrn(s) to be offered by the Institution under this Agreement will be detennined each year by rnutual r'vritten agreement betrveen the Institution and AUIP in the form of an Addendum to this Agreement. This Agreement comprises Sections I to l2 and the Addendurn' The

Institution will have the Addendum executed and retumed by the commitment deadline'

3. Services Provided b]' AUIP. For the program(s) offered by the Institution pursuant to this Agreernent' AUIP will provide the follorving services: r :

a. AUIP will a=ssist the Institution in the development of a study' abroad program that reflects the acadet.ric atrns of the curriculum and sYllabus.

b. AUIP will provide logistics support and contract with third pafiies to provide necessary services for the students in the host country. potentially including but not lirnited to housing' transponation' meals' guest lectures, field activities. guiding' classrootn space. etc'

c. AUIP will provide a program itinerary for each day of the program'

d. AUIP will finalize piog*. bookings for the Participants according to the final enrolhnent list provided the

Institution at the commitnrent deadline.

e. AUIP will assist rvith logistics queries prior to and during the program'

f. AUIP w'ill provide a'24t7 AIJIP emergenc)' number for Participants during the program'

g. AUIP r,r'ill provide student and faculry:istafievaluations at the conclusion of the program and u'ill tacilitate a progratn I'evieu Process.

4. Services Providecl b)' the Institution For the prograrn(s) offered by the Institution pursuant to this Agreernent' the

Institution will provide the following:

a. The Institution will develop the curriculum and s,vllabus for the program' including determining the nurnber of credits to be earned by the students for the program, if applicable'

b. The lnstitution will ensure that ali relevant approvals are obtained for the program to proceed'

c. The lnstitution rvill recruit program Participants, process ail applications, cont'irm student commitment' collect program fees, and ensure students are registered for an1'' applicable credits'

d. ttre tnsiitution will provide AUIP with a confirmed enrollment list containing inforrration about Pafiicipants' including but not limited to full names, gender breakdown, dietary requirements' and any requests for special accotnmodations b1' the date specified in the Addendum'

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e. The Institution will ensure that all Participants have appropriate insurances forthe study abroad progratn.

f. The lnstitution will provide a student orientation prior to deparlure including information on health and safety aspects of study abroad.

g. The Institution will provide a minimum of one faculq member (or equivalent) to supervise the prograrn.

h. Such faculty rnernber(s) will be responsible forthe health, safety, and security of the students.

i. Such facultv member(s) rvill be responsible lor the gradiiig and assessment of the students enrolled in the program.

j. The Institution rvill issue transcripts to the participating students follou'ing the conclusion of the program.

5. Currencv and ComDensation.

a. Al1 currency figures in this Agreement and any Addendum are in US dollars (unless expressly' stated otheru'ise).

b. In consideration for the services to be rendered by AUIP pursuant to this Agreernent, the Institution agrees to pa)'to AUIP one hundred percent (100%) of the fees (as specified in the Addendum) for each progratn

Participant front the lnstitution and to make such payment according to the payment deadline in the

Addendurn. Payrnent lvill be made upon AUIP submitting an invoice to the Institution.

c. All pay'ments shall be rnade b1' rvay of direct deposit or rvire transt-er to AUIP's bank account or as otheru'ise directed in writing. Any bank fees charged b.v the Institution's bank must be paid by'the Institution'

6. Prograrn Administration.

a. Cancellation of Programs.

i. AUIP or the Institution rnay cancel any prograln (whether the program has commenced or not) to be conducted pursuant to this Agreement in the event of severe weather. war, terroristn, natural disaster, pandernic (including without lirnitation. the impacts of COVID- 19) or a Level 3 or 4 travel advisory issued by the U.S. Department of State or Centers for Disease Control with respect to the country hosting such Prograln.

ii. AUIP rnay cancel any program to be conducted pursuant to this Agreement in the event that fewer than fifteen (15) students are enrolled to participate in the program, unless otherwise mutually agreed.

iii. IntheeventofanycancellationpursuanttoSection6(aXi)onlythe"RecoverableCosts"shallbe refunded to the Institution by AUIP. In the event of any cancellation pursuant to Section 6(a)(ii) hereof, all prograrn fees collected lvill be refunded to the Institution by ATJIP'

iv. The tenn "Recoverable Costs" where used in this Agreerllent means all program fees less anv non-refundable deposits and expenses (including u'ithout Iimitation. all of AUIP's administration costs) already paid. incurred, or owed by AUIP in respect of the relevant prograrn.

b. Other Prograrns. The Institution acknowledges that AUIP may conduct one or more programs rvith anv other institution or institutions conculrently rvith any program AUIP conducts pursuant to this Agreement'

c. Confidentialit). AUIP collects frorn the Institution limited pal'ticipant infonnation necessary for facilitating the study abroad program, potentiall,v including but not limited to full legal names, allergies and dietary requirements for meal arrangements, pafiicipant genders for rooming assignments. passpofi inforn.ration for flight bookings, and n.redical infomation rvhere special accommodations tnay be required' The Institution should be aware that this inlormation is shared on an as-needed onl,v basis with relevant third pafties involved in the delivery of the program. AUIP agrees to use its best effofts to maintain the confidentialitl' of the student infotmation that is rnade available to it tl'om the lnstitution.

d. Reservations and Itinerary Changes: All itinerary resen'ations are made by AUIP and no person has any authority on its behalf to change the reservations or applicable supplier tenns and conditions AUlP reserves the right to make changes to the itinerary should it be deerned necessary' The Institution is aware that unforeseen circumstances including but not limited to road conditions, weather, mechanical breakdown' accident. natural disasters, border closure, political situations, government restrictions (including without lirnitation the impacts of COVID-19), etc. are beyond the control of AUIP and can delay and/or change the perfonnance ol the prograrn. AUIP rvill not accept any claims for liability of any nature including consequential darnages as a result of such unforeseen circutnstances.

e. Participant Conduct: The Institution undertakes and agrees that AUIP is not responsible, at all times' for ensuring Participants compll' r'vith a reasonable code of conduct during the program and that thel' will not in

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any wa,v- constitute a nuisance to the other Participants on the program. Should the Institution deem any

Participant to be a hindrance or a danger to the rest of the group. or should the Participant be detected in any contravention ol the laws. customs or foreign exchange regulations of a country, the Participant rvill be subject to the Institution's conduct policies.

Tennination oi Participation. AUIP or the Institution may tenninate an individual's participation in any program conducted pursuant to this Agreement if such Participant violates any law (dorr-restic or foreign) or the Institution's policies or code of conduct. In such event, no porlion of the program fees will be returned to the Institution. The Participant(s) will be responsible for arranging and paying for the costs of retun.ring horne.

BaggageiPersonal Effects: AUIP cannot accept liability for any loss ofbaggage andior personal effects fbr any Participant. Participants are responsible for paying for any and all costs associated with overu'eight or excess baggage.

Travel Documents: AUIP bears no responsibility for ensuring that Participants obtain and are in possession ofthe necessary valid travel documents. passport, visas, vaccination ceftificates. etc. The related costs are also the responsibility of and to be directly incurred b,v the Participants.

Insurances: It is the Institution's responsibility to ensure all Participants have the appropriate insurances for the study abroad program(s) and the Parlicipants' personal requirements. International health insuraltce, inclucling but not lirnited to coverage for overseas rnedical and emergency care, mental health services, evacuation, and repatriation, is compulsory for Participants on all progran.rs serviced by AUIP.

Comprehensive travel insurance including but not timited to trip protection and cancellation insurance is strongly recommended.

Health and Safet.v: lt is the Institution's obligation to ensure that Participants are n-redically fit and able to embark upon such a program. An.v and all medical expenses incun'ed prior to or during the prograrn are the responsibility of the Participant (including but not limited to COVID- l9 tests and treatment). The Institution should inform Participants of the obvious risks of the program prior to their departure.

Visual Materials and Email Addresses: AUIP reserves the right, without giving further notice. to use visual materials taken during progralxs. for publication in a brochure or advertising n'raterial. The Institution acknowledges this right and will not hold AUIP liable for perrnission or payment. AUIP also reserves the right to request Participants' ernail addresses for future correspondence, and all Participants have the right to opt out of this correspondence if thel'wish.

E.rtra Erpenses: Any extra expenses incurred by Participants that are not included in the contracted program fee (including but not limited to property damage fines or additional transport. housing. and meal costs before, during, or after the program dates including as a result of quarantine and/or isolation requirements) should be paid in full at the time by the Participant. Should AUIP be billed for any such extra expenses, the Institution will be invoiced and will be responsible for payment and collection from the Participant(s).

Housing: AUIP guarantees that students rvill be placed in rooms only with other students of the same gender

(as provided to AUIP) fron.r their prograln, unless mutually agreed with the Institution. Requests from the lnstitution for a student to have a private room u'ill be considered on a space-avaiiable basis and will incur an extra expense to the Institution.

Cancellation and Refund Policv: The lnstitution is responsible for 100% of the program fees forthe enrolled

Parlicipants fiorn the fina1 enrolhnent and comtnitment deadline. If a Participant withdraws afier this deadline, no refuncl (or invoice adjustrnent) rvill ordinarily be provided. The only exception would be for the

Recoverable Costs. in consultation with and at the discretion of AUIP. where a Pafticipant withdraws prior to the commencement of the program on colnpassionate or rnedical grounds. No retunds rvill be made for any program activity in which Participants choose not to participate. If a program activiry' is cancelled due to circurnsiances outside of AUIP's control. including but not limited to road conditions. weather. rnechanical breakdown. accident. natural disasters. border closure, political situations. government restrictions (including without lirnitation the impacts of COVID-19), AUIP will endeavor to offer an alternate activiry" or extra group meal rvhere practicable, but no refund will be made. AUIP strongly recommends that Parlicipants purchase comprehensive travel insurance inciuding but not limited to trip cancellation and disruption coverage that may provide cover for such circutnstances and events.

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Term. The terr of this Agreetnent shall comrnence on the Effective Date hereof and shall tenninate on the fifth (5'h) anniversary of the Effective Date: provided. however, that at any tirne during such tenn eitherpaqv rnay terminate this Agreeinent (with such termination to be effective upon the next anniversary of the Effective Date) by providing

MI D-0 I11467-l-.+91 -V1 vr''ritten notice of such termination to the other party at least thirly (30) days prior to the next anniversary of the

Effective Date.

8. Insurance. AUIP agrees to maintain during the stud.v abroad program lor the benefit of AUIP. personal injury and properry darnage insurance rvith a lirnit of liability of not less than ten rrillion New Zealand dollars (N2D10,000,000) per occurrerlce ofpersonal injury andior propefty damage and in the aggregate (the "lnsurance Policies").

L Liabilitv.

a. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement (includirig the provisior.rs of any Addendurn for a stud,v abroad program) in no event or circumstance shall AUIP (incluCing its directors, officers" employees.

contractors and agents) be liable to the Institution, the Participants, and''or any third party for;

i. any act or omission of AUIP (including its directors, officers. or employees); nor

ii. any act or omission of any agents, suppliers. orthirdparry contractors engaged forthe delivery of a program: nor

iii. any act or ouission of any program Participant and,'or representative of the Institutionl nor

iv. any loss. darnage, claim, penalty, or injurf incurred by the Institution, any progranl Participant and/or any third parrf including in respect of any lllatters related to, or arising frorn" this

Agreement: nor

v. an)' and all iiabilit,v rvhatsoever that is related to, or arises florn, this Agreement that is not referred to in clauses 9(a)(i), (ii), (iii), and (iv).

b. The Institution shall ensure all program Participants are aware that AUIP has no tiability'in respect of the malters described in (a) above. and the Institution shall support AUIP to this effect in the event any claim is brought against AUIP in circumstances falling u'ithin (a) above.

c. Despite clauses 9(a) and (b), in the event that AUIP is found to be liable. AUIP's maximum aggregate liability to the Institution, the Participants, and/or an-v third party under or in connection with this Agreement shall be lirnited:

i. in respect ofa program that is unable to proceed as a direct result ofa breach ofthis Agreernent by

AUIP. to an amount equal to the Recoverable Costs for the relevant program (the term ''Recoverable Costs" is as defined in clause 6(a)(iv)); or

ii. in respect of any other liabiliry, to an amount equal to the proceeds actually received by AUIP under the Insurance Policies (if any) u'here that liability is actually insurable under the lnsurance

Policies less all administration, legal, and other costs associated with the relevant insurance claitn.

1 0. DefaulL rcr!]:ilat-rsl1

a. The lnstitution shall be deen.red to be in default under this Agreement upon the occulrence of any one or more of the follorving:

i. the loss ofaccreditation b1'the lnstitution;

ii. orthefailureofthelnstitutiontomakeanypaylxenttoAUlPrequiredunderthisAgreernentrvithin thirt-v (30) days follorving written notice of such failure from AUIP;

iii. or the breach of any other tenn or provision of this Agreement by the lnstitution.

b. Upon the occurence of a default by the Institution, AUIP may, at its option, tenninate this Agreement by rvritten notice to the Institutiorl. If AUIP elects to tenninate this Agreement and:

i. if a prograln has already commenced, then AUIP shall receive lull compensation and payment pursuant to the terms of this Agreement (including the relevant Addendum) for providing such services. notwithstanding that the Agreement has been terminated; or

ii. if a program has not cornmenced, AUIP shall have no obligation to complete its obligations under the relevant program and shall be entitled to receive full payment pursuant to the terms of this

Agreement, less the Recoverable Costs.

1 1 . Assignrnent. Neither party shall assign its rights and duties under this Agreement without the written approval of the othei parry-; provicled, however. that AUIP shall not be prohibited frorn engaging third parties and individuals to provide services (for housing. transportation, instruction, etc.) on AUIP's behalf'

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12. Miscellaneous.

a N" fni.a p".ti' n.".t . The lnstitution and AUIP are the only parties to this Agreement and are the onty pu.tiet .ntitled to enforce its terms. Nothing in this Agreernent gives, is intended to give' or shall be construed to give or provide an1' benefit or right. r'vhether directly, indirectly' or otherwise' to third persons unless such ihitd p..ront are individuall,v identified by name in' and expressly described as intended beneficiaries of the tern.rs of, this Agreement.

b. Survival. The parties hereto acknowledge and agree that such provisions of this Agreelrent as are necessal) or desirable tt enforce or interpret the tetms of this Agreement shall survive the termination ol this

Agreement.

c. Dispute Resolution' In the event of anv dispute arising between the pafties' the parties will atternpt to resolve the matter b)'neeotiation.. The partiei agrie to use best endeavors to achieve resolution by the adoption of such informal dispute resolution techniques.

d. Wa*e, of Br.uit * Violution Not D.e.ed Contirruing' The waiver by any party of a breach or violation of

*.rrc.oui.ion of tno Agr...ent shall not operate as or be construed to be a waiver of any subsequent breach hereoL

e. Invalid Provisions and Severability. The invalidiry* or unenforceabiliq'- of any one or more of the particular p.ouirion, of thi. Ag*.*.rt thrli not affect the enforceability of the other provisions hereof' all of which are inserted conditionally' on thetn being valid in law, and in the event one or more provisions contained herein shall be invalid, this Agreernent shall be construed as if such invalid provision had not been inserted'

The parties hereto agree that ihe covenants and obligations contained in this Agreement are severable and divisible. that none of such covenants or obligations depends on any other covenant or obligation for its enforceabilir,v. that each such covenant and obligation constitutes an enforceable obligation between the parlies. that each such covenant and obligation shall be construed as an agreelrlent independent ofany other provision of this Agreement. and that the existence of any claim or cause of action by' one paffy to this

Agreement against another parB/ to this Agreernent' whether predicated on this Agreement or otherr'vise' shall no1 constitut-e a defense to the enforcernent by' any party to this Agreement of an.v such covenants or obligations.

f. Intellectual Propefiy. The Institution asrees atld acklowledges that:

i. AUtp is the sole and exclusive ovrner of all intellectual propertv- rights in respect olthe Prograur and any and all proposais and programs and other confidential information it provides to the

Institution at any time and in any form:

ii. The Institution must not create or develop any new programs or proposals that are sirnilar to or identical or deceptively similar to AUIP's intellectual property, including any AUIP prograrr or proposal;

iii. To ihe extent that any copyright works that incorporate AUIP's intellectual propeny are created lor or by the Institution-iu.ing the term of the Agreement, such copyright, to the extent it incorporates AUIP's intellectual propertv. vests exclusively'in AUIP and the lnstitution irrevocably assigns such to AUIP:

iv, The tnstitution must not directly or indirectly challenge, questiotl, or in any way irnpair any interest rvhich AUIP has in the Prograrn and any'proposals or the validity of the sarne'

g. Counterparts. For the convenience ofihe parties hereto, any number of counterparts hereof ma1' be executed' and each such executed countelpart shall be deemed to be an original instrument'

h. Section Headings. l'he Section iieadings and the note after clause 12(e) contained in this Agreement are for convenience only and shall in no manner be construed as a paft of this Agreement'

i. Amended Only in Writine. This Agreemellt may be modified or arnended onl,v by an instrument in writing signed b.v each PartY hereto.

j. Interpretation. Where the context requires, the rr,asculine gender shall be construed to include the ferninine and the n.ut ., and the singular shali be construed to include the plural and the plural the singular'

k. Notices. All notices, requests, dernands, and other communications required or permitted to be given hereunder shall be in rvriiing and shalt be delivered only by (a) harrd delivery' (b) a comrnercial messenger or delivery service regularll' retaining receipts for such delivery, (c) E-rnail' or (d) FedEx' Express Mail'

DHL. or sirnilar international air courier' to the par-ties at the follorving addresses:

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American Universities International Programs Limited (AUIP) 106 Gardiners Road

Harewood Christchurch 8051. New Zealand Tel +61.3.311 .4644 Web: rvu'rl'.auip.cotl Emai I : intb''4au ip.conr : kev in'?auirl.conr

{i n ivers i rJ' a.f N eb rcs li a 0 nrch o I tt I a r t t ol i ott rtt Progrtn * 222 {irtiversitJ' Drive Eust Ontultu, h'ebrasl;,n (t8 t I2 {.is.4

Any such notice, request" dernand, or other contmunication shall be deemed received on the date of delivery by hand or commercial messenger or delivery service or air courier, or, if sent by e-rnail. twelve (12) hours after it was sent.

By giving at least thirt),(30) days prior written notice thereol, all parties shall have the right at any time to change their respective addresses. Rejection or other refusal to accept delivery or the inability to deliver because of a changed address ofwhich no notice has been received by the party sending such notice shall constitute receipt ofthe notice, request. demand, or other comtnunication sent.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this agreement to be executed as of the day and year written below

American Univercities Programs Limited The Boail of Regents of the llnivercity of Nebraska on behalf of the Liniversit)' of Nahrasktt Orttuha

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Title:

Dute:

Title: Dircctor American Universities International Proglalrs Limited

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James R. Kamm

Assistant VC for Business and Finance

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA

LEGAL AND POLICY COMPLIANCE APPENDIX

This University of Nebraska Legal and Policy Compliance Appendix (the "Appendix") to the Study Abroad program Services Agreement with American Universities lnternational Programs Limited (the ;ngi""r"nt';1 is maO"e and entered as of the date of the last signature set forth below between the Board of"Regents of the Uniu"rsity of Nebraska a public body corporate by and on behalf of the University of

Nebriska ("University"1, wnicn is coinposed of a chieigoterning administrative unit (University of

NeUrast<a bystem), foui universities (University of Nebraska at Kearney, Universityof Nebraska-Lincoln'

University oi Nenrast<a Medical Center, and University of Nebraska at Omaha), and such other institutions and units as may be designated by the Nebraska Legislature (each a "Campus" and collectively the

"Campuses"), and AUIP ("Supplie/').

RECTTALS

University desires to enter the Agreement with Supplier.

The Agreement is in the form provided by Supplier, which the parties are using for their mutual conveiience without the necessity of specifically negotiating a separate contract document'

The Agreement is, with the exceptions agreed by the Supplier and the University in this Appendix' acceptable to UniversitY

Certain clauses in the Agreement cannot be accepted by University as a matter of law and policy of the

State of Nebraska and UniversitY.

Supplier is willing to modify the Agreement as set forth in this Appendix'

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APPENDIX

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants set forth in the Agreement and herein and the above recitals, which are incorporated into this Appendix by this reference, the parties agree as follows:

1. lncorporation and Priority of Terms. The Agreement is amended as stated herein and this

Appendix is incorporated into the Agreement by this reference. ln the event of a conflict between the terms of this Appendix and the Agreement, theterms of this Appendix shall prevail' Without limiting the preceding senience, this AppeniJix is subject all times to clause 9 of the Agreement'

2. Logos or University Marks- The Supplier'shall not use or display any University campus name' logo, tradeilark, service maiX linOiviOually a ';t'ulark" and coiiegtively the 'lMarks'i) and/or other indicia de"signated by University as a source iOentitier, unless expressly-authorized in writing by University'Any unarlthorized use of University Marks is expressly prohibited. Suppiier agrees it will not use University's name in any manner that acts as an endorsement or is an appearance of any endorsement in any fromotion, idvertisement, solicitation, , especially as it relates to Supplier's business'

3. Right to Audit Privilege. University reserves the right to audit or inspect work performed by the

Supplier un-der the ngreement.-University may participate directly or through an appointed representative in 6iOer to verify that-the services related to the Agreement have been performed in accordance with the procedures indicated.

4. Purchase Order Requirement. A purchase order shall be issued by University to Supplier for payment in accordance.wit[tire terms'of the Agreemeq-t' All invoice(s) submitted by Supplier shall make iefbrence to the appropriate purchase order number to be eligible for payment'

5. Conflict of lnterest. No article or service shall be purchased from any University faculty or staff member without prior approval by the Vice Chancellor of Business and Finance and any such approved fuicnase shall comply ititty witn ihe requirementlof th-e co{!1c!9f interest prov[sions.of the Nebraska iroliticalAccountabiiity and Disclosure Act, Neb. Rev. Stat. SS 49-1493 through 49-14,104' Supplier certifies, to the best oi its knowledge and belief, that there are no potential organizational conflicts of interest related to the Agreement.If Supptier cannot so certify, it shall provide to University a disclosure statement that describei atl retevant information concerning any potential conflict of interest under the

Agreement. ln the event the potential conflict of interest cannot be resolved, University may declare the-

Aireement void and of no further force or effect and University shall have no further obligations under the

Agreement.

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6. Notice. Any notice to either party hereunder shall be in writing ahd shall be served either personally, ny emait (to the extent an email address is set forth below), or by registergd. or certified mail. All iuch notices shall be effective when received and shall be addressed to the following individuals at the following addresses:

To the Supplier: To the UniversitY:

Kevin Arscott kevin@auip.com American Universities lnternational Programs Limited P.O. Box 3771, Christchurch 8140, New Zealand lr/elia Markham, Global Course Coordinator msmarkham@unomaha.edu University of Nebraska Omaha 6001 Dodge St ASH 241 Omaha, NE 68182

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Trip duration: 21 days | Itinerary ref. #: TCNKGRFAB3 | Travelers: 2 Faculty leaders, 15 Students

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OVERVIEW

May 17, 2026 - Sunday

Christchurch, New Zealand

Student notes

Auckland - Christchurch

Depart by coach to Hotel Give

Hotel Give

AUIP Welcome and safety orientation

Group dinner at Hotel Give

May 18, 2026 - Monday

Depart on foot to the Boat Shed Cafe

Group breakfast at Boat Shed Café

Guest speakers - Te Reo Māori introduction and insights to Māori health and wellness

Lunch on your own

Flexi time: field research, class session, or free time

Free evening

May 19, 2026 - Tuesday

Breakfast on your own

Depart on foot to Chill Explore

City to Sea + Soak - Guided EBike Tour

Free evening

May 20, 2026 - Wednesday

Breakfast on your own

Depart by coach to Halswell Quarry Park

Halswell Quarry Park

Depart by coach to Active Canterbury

Active Canterbury Network

Depart by coach to Hotel Give

Flexi time: field research, class session, or free time.

Free evening

May 21, 2026 - Thursday

Breakfast on your own

Depart by coach to Castle Hill

Kura Tāwhiti Conservation Area Castle Hill)

Depart by coach to Arthurs Pass Village

Picnic lunch at Arthur's Pass village

Devil's Punchbowl

Depart by coach to Hotel Give

Free evening

May 22, 2026 - Friday

Breakfast on your own

Depart on foot

Christchurch City Council - Parakiore Recreation and Sports Centre

Flexi time: field research, class session, or free time

Free evening

May 23, 2026 - Saturday

Optional faculty led day trip: Hanmer Springs

Free day

Group dinner at Kaiser Brew Garden

May 24, 2026 - Sunday

Depart by coach to Christchurch Airport

Christchurch - Sydney

Sydney, Australia

Student note - Sydney

Depart by coach to YHA Sydney Harbour

Free time to explore Sydney

YHA Sydney Harbour

Depart on foot or by public transport to King Street Wharf 9

Harbourside Cruises

May 25, 2026 - Monday

Group breakfast

Depart on foot to the Sydney Opera House

Sydney Opera House guided tour

Flexi time: field research, class session, or free time

Free evening

May 26, 2026 - Tuesday

Group breakfast

Flexi time: field research, class session, or free time

May 27, 2026 - Wednesday

Group breakfast

Depart on foot to Barangaroo Reserve

Barangaroo Aboriginal Cultural Tour

Lunch on your own

Flexi time: field research, class session, or free time

Free evening

May 28, 2026 - Thursday

Group breakfast

Depart by Public Transport to Coogee

Coogee to Bondi Walk

Lunch on your own at Bondi Beach

Depart by Public Transport to YHA Sydney Harbour

Flexi time: field research, class session, or free time

Dinner on your own

Depart on foot to the Sydney Opera House

Sydney Opera House Performance

May 29, 2026 - Friday

Group breakfast

Depart on foot to Circular Quay ferry terminal

Depart by public transport (ferry) to Taronga Zoo

Taronga Zoo entry and 1-hour ranger-led walkabout tour

Free afternoon

May 30, 2026 - Saturday

Free day

Group dinner at The Australian Heritage Hotel

May 31, 2026 - Sunday

Group boxed breakfast

Depart by coach to Sydney Airport

Sydney - Cairns

Cairns, Australia

Depart by coach to Coral Tree Inn

Coral Tree Inn

Free time

Depart on foot

Grill'd Cairns

Jun 1, 2026 - Monday

Group breakfast

Depart on foot to Cairns Aquarium

Cairns Aquarium Guided tour

Lunch on your own

Field research on the Cairns Esplanade

Free evening

Jun 2, 2026 - Tuesday

Group breakfast

Depart on foot to Marlin Marina

GBR Biology Dreamtime Snorkel

Depart on foot to Coral Tree Inn

Jun 3, 2026 - Wednesday

Group breakfast

Faculty-led classroom session

Guest speaker and site visit: Cairns Regional Council TBC

Lunch on your own

Flexi time: field research, class session, or free time

Free evening

Jun 4, 2026 - Thursday

Student note

Depart by coach to Mossman Gorge

Ngadiku Dreamtime Walk

Depart by coach to Port Douglas

Port Douglas, Australia

Depart by coach to Hartleys Crocodile Adventures

Hartley's Crocodile Adventures self-guided tour

Depart by coach to Cairns

Free evening

Jun 5, 2026 - Friday

Group breakfast

Faculty-led classroom session

Programme evaluation

Free afternoon

Depart on foot to Dundees on the Waterfront

Group dinner at Dundees on the Waterfront

Jun 6, 2026 - Saturday

Group breakfast

Coral Tree Inn

Depart by coach to Cairns Airport

Cairns - Omaha

ITINERARY

May 17, 2026 - Sunday

Christchurch, New Zealand

More info

Student notes

Each day you will be out and about and you should always have with you the following: suitable footwear, AUIP Emergency Card, full water bottle, snacks, sunscreen, sunglasses, sunhat, insect repellent, personal medications, rain jacket, and a warm layer. You never know what weather the day will bring!

Meals:

Dietary requirements - all meal providers have been advised of the dietary requirements and food allergies you disclosed to your university. To confirm this information, please check with your faculty. Please confirm your dietary requirements and food allergies with meal providers upon arrival, and again when your dish arrives, especially where severe allergies and strict dietary requirements are concerned. Despite our best efforts, AUIP cannot guarantee that meals will be 100% free of an individual participantʼs allergens. For this reason, participants must carry their allergy medications with them at all times.

Breakfast:

Hotel Give, Christchurch - on level one there is a large fully equipped kitchen for your use including a refrigerator and storage for your own groceries. A stop will be made at a supermarket for you to purchase supplies for the duration of your stay. The hotel has a cafe and bistro, and is surrounded by some great local cafes and coffee spots to explore too.

YHA Sydney Harbour - unfortunately it is not possible for groups to self-cater at this location. A daily continental breakfast will be provided consisting of toast, cereals & muesli, assorted pastries, yoghurt and fruit, with tea and coffee. A selection of sweet and savory hot items can be purchased from the onsite Trails

Cafe.

Coral Tree Inn, Cairns - breakfast is included daily.

All other meals are designated on your own arrangements unless specified.

Checking in: when checking in to accommodations please check your room thoroughly for any damage. If you discover any existing damage, report it to reception immediately so you are not fined for it when you check out.

Depart 0900

Auckland - Christchurch

Auckland Christchurch

1 hour 25 minutes direct

May 17, 2026, 0900

May 17, 2026, 1025

Auckland Airport

Christchurch Airport

1 h 25 m

Flight no: NZ 527

Welcome to New Zealand!

Depart 1100

Depart by coach to Hotel Give

30 minutes

Check-in 1400

Hotel Give

12 Hereford Street, Christchurch, Canterbury 8011, Christchurch, New Zealand -

7 nights

Newly refurbished and centrally located opposite the beautiful Botanic Gardens, Hotel Give is a socially sustainable stay.

Amenities

Shared / communal kitchen Self Laundry

Internet Access

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AUIP Welcome and safety orientation

1 hour

Held in the Raupo room.

Start at 1730

Group dinner at Hotel Give

12 Hereford Street, Christchurch, Canterbury 8011, Christchurch, New Zealand -

May 18, 2026 - Monday

Depart on foot to the Boat Shed Cafe

12 Hereford Street, Christchurch, Canterbury Region 8013, Christchurch, New Zealand -

5 minutes

Start at 0800

Group breakfast at Boat Shed Café

2 Cambridge Terrace, Christchurch, Canterbury 8013, Christchurch, New Zealand -

Set menu. Coffee/tea/drinks may be purchased from the counter.

Guest speakers - Te Reo Māori introduction and insights to Māori health and wellness

4 Rolleston Avenue, Christchurch, Canterbury 8013, Christchurch, New Zealand -

3 hours

Start at 1200

Lunch on your own

Flexi time: field research, class session, or free time

3 hours

No formal classroom space reserved. Your faculty will give you an update on the plan for this session.

Free evening

Dinner on your own.

May 19, 2026 - Tuesday

Start at 0800

Breakfast on your own

Depart on foot to Chill Explore

12 Hereford Street, Christchurch, Canterbury Region 8013, Christchurch, New Zealand -

15 minutes

City to Sea + Soak - Guided EBike Tour

Awly Building, 287 Durham Street North, Christchurch Central City, Christchurch 8013, New Zealand, New

Zealand -

6 hours

This insightful guided journey by electric bike offers a whole new perspective on Christchurch and a delightful soak in the hot pools overlooking New Brighton beach. Enjoy the peaceful cycle trails as you wind through the

Avon River corridor, a green space connecting the city to the coast that serves as a picturesque yet sobering reminder of the 2010/2011 Christchurch earthquakes. Your guide will stop at multiple points of interest along the way as you take in the varied landscape ranging from the central city to Brighton Beach, multiple public facilities and spaces for recreational and exercise, views of the Port Hills and much more.

Compulsory helmets are provided. Please bring your swimwear and towel in a day bag along with a packed lunch and water bottle. A small cafe is available at the hot pools, and at the pier, if you wish to purchase your lunch.

Free evening

Dinner on your own.

May 20, 2026 - Wednesday

Start at 0800

Breakfast on your own

Depart 0900

Depart by coach to Halswell Quarry Park

30 minutes

Halswell Quarry Park

Kennedys Bush Road, Kennedys Bush, Christchurch 8025, New Zealand, New Zealand -

1 hour 30 minutes

As the name suggests, the park was once the site of a quarry from which Halswell Stone was mined and used in a variety of ways and at locations around Christchurch. The Quarry had a long life – opening in the 1860s and not closing until the 1990s when it was made into the park that we have today.

The park is popular with locals as it provides opportunities for walking, mountain biking and orienteering, and has a large dog exercise area, a series of sister cities gardens ideal for a picnic, as well as a wetlands conservation area.

You will meet with park rangers and/or local organisations and volunteers who provide active community programs, working on preserving the park and the development of future recreational opportunities.

Depart 1100

Depart by coach to Active Canterbury

30 minutes

Active Canterbury Network

1 hour 30 minutes

The Active Canterbury Network ACN) is a coalition of agencies, trusts and organisations that promote physical activity and support Cantabrians to lead active lives. The network meets regularly to discuss physical activity initiatives, plan joint projects and coordinate activities across the region.

Depart 1300

Depart by coach to Hotel Give

30 minutes

Flexi time: field research, class session, or free time.

3 hours

No formal classroom space reserved. Your faculty will give you an update on the plan for this session.

Free evening

Dinner on your own.

May 21, 2026 - Thursday

Start at 0700

Breakfast on your own

Depart 0800

Depart by coach to Castle Hill

1 hour 30 minutes

Kura Tāwhiti Conservation Area Castle Hill)

Castle Hill, Canterbury 7580, Castle Hill, New Zealand -

1 hour 30 minutes

The grand limestone rock battlements of Kura Tāwhiti led early European travellers to name the area Castle

Hill. This area has special significance to Ngāi Tahu, with ties that stretch unbroken from distant ancestors to present generations. Kura Tāwhiti has Tōpuni status, which is a legal recognition of the siteʼs sacredness and significance for the Ngāi Tahu tribe. The term comes from the traditional custom of chiefs extending power and authority over areas or people by placing a cloak over them.

Kura Tāwhiti literally means “the treasure from a distant land ,ˮ referring to the kūmara that was once cultivated in this region. Kura Tāwhiti was claimed by the Ngāi Tahu ancestor Tane Tiki, son of celebrated chief Tūāhuriri.

The nearby mountains were famed for kākāpō, and Tane Tiki wanted their soft skins and glowing green feathers for clothing to be worn by his daughter Hine Mihi.

Such stories link Ngāi Tahu to the landscape. The traditional knowledge of trails, rock shelters and rock drawings, and places for gathering kai (food) in the area known as Kura Tāwhiti form an integral part of past and present tribal identity. If you have the good fortune of seeing a kea, please view them from a distance and do not feed or tempt them with food in any manner.

Explore the extensive limestone formations. Please do not climb any formations both for safety and cultural reasons.

Wear sturdy walking shoes and bring warm and waterproof clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, a sunhat, any personal medications, water and additional snacks. Note that weather conditions can change rapidly in this alpine environment.

Depart 1100

Depart by coach to Arthurs Pass Village

1 hour

Start at 1200

Picnic lunch at Arthur's Pass village

A packed lunch is provided today.

Devil's Punchbowl

Devils Punchbowl Walking Track, Arthur's Pass Village 7875, New Zealand -

1 hour 30 minutes

Walk through lush beech forest to a stunning 131m waterfall, which plunges from a glacially formed hanging valley, where you can feel the full force and sound of the fresh mountain waterfall.

From the start of the walk, follow the footbridge across the Bealey River. The next bridge, over Devil's

Punchbowl Creek, has a good view of the waterfall. From here, wander through lush beech forest with friendly fantails/pīwakawaka and tomtits before climbing 150m up a series of steps to a viewing platform at the base of this spectacular waterfall. Return on the same track.

Wear sturdy walking shoes and bring warm and waterproof clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, a sunhat, insect repellent, any personal medications, water and snacks. Note that weather conditions can change rapidly in this alpine environment.