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The latest update from Tulane:

http://www.emergency.tulane.edu/

"Our student-athletes are an integral part of this plan. We want our athletes to carry the torch, face, and name of Tulane University during this difficult time and we have worked out an arrangement within the context of the plan described above. This is made possible once again with assistance and generosity from colleges and universities – those in Conference USA and those outside of the conference - who have generously offered to help keep our teams together by providing not only academic opportunities but also practice facilities, playing facilities and general support."

Excerpt from co-op agreement:

"Admit students only on a visiting or provisional basis, so that they remain students of their home institution;

Do not charge tuition if the student has already paid tuition to the home institution; and if the student has not paid the home institution, charge the home institution's rate of tuition and remit that amount to the home institution;

Certainly other fees, including room and board, would be charged by the host institution as appropriate.

We realize that every institution must decide for itself how to handle this unprecedented influx of student refugees, and that some state laws could make some of these financial arrangements difficult. However we also know – as former presidents and chancellors – how each of us would feel if put in the same disastrous situation. We urge our member institutions, to the best of their ability and in keeping with state and federal laws, to abide by these principles as they seek to help these students. We hope each of our member institutions will hear the call for help from their Gulf Coast colleagues, and find ways to honor these important financial requests as they continue their unprecedented efforts to help.

George R. Boggs, President and CEO, American Assocition of Community Colleges

Charles L. Currie, S.J., President, Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities

Constantine W. Curris, President, American Association of State Colleges and Universities

Richard Ekman, President, Council of Independent Colleges

Nils Hasselmo, President, Association of American Universities

C. Peter Magrath, President, National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges

David Ward, President, American Council on Education

David L. Warren, President, National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
Original Post
Plans for athletes are finally in place...
Tulane student athletes are enrolling for the fall semester as "visiting students" on 5 campuses.
Louisiana Tech: Football
Texas Tech: Baseball & Women's Basketball, Track & Field
Texas A & M: Men's Basketball, Volley Ball, s****r, Swim & diving teams
SMU: Golf
Rice: Tennis

http://www.tulane.edu/athleticsrelease-sept6.html


http://www.nola.com/newslogs/tpsports/index.ssf?/mtlogs.../2005_09.html#077510

Hopefully things are working out for all students from colleges in Louisiana, Miss., & Alabama affected by this horrible tragedy.
Last edited by baseballmom

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