
| Effective: 12/2/1985 |
Revised: 8/2/2010 |
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RSP 504–05: Sponsored
Project Travel and Related Costs (Non-ASU
Employees) |
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Purpose
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To reimburse travel and/or related expenses of non-ASU
employees, e.g., participants, students, consultants, visiting
scholars
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Sources
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United States. Office of Management and Budget. OMB Circular A-21, Cost Principles for Educational Institutions
Office for Research and Sponsored Projects Administration
Financial Services
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Policy
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General
The expenses associated with a conference or other travel that
is funded by a sponsored
project are reimbursed according to the sponsor and university regulations.
Special Conditions
Conference or travel awards, especially those requiring
international travel,
often involve special conditions governing the expenditure of
funds. Although the particular sponsor requirements may be more
restrictive, generally the following conditions apply:
- travel must be identified in the proposal, approved in the
award, and directly related to the project scope of work
- travel must be on a U.S. flag carrier whenever available (as
defined in RSP 504–01,
“Sponsored Projects Travel for ASU Employees”)
- Nonemployee transportation expenses, if allowed, should not
exceed the cost of an economy roundtrip fare between the
individual’s home or institution and the conference site
- transportation expenses are reimbursed only when the
nonemployee submits the actual receipts at the end of the travel.
If necessary and justified by the principal investigator
(PI), ASU may choose to prepay airfare and registration fee
costs for nonemployees
- ASU will not reimburse a per diem rate for nonemployees.
Therefore, actual receipts are required to obtain reimbursement for
lodging and meals. However, lodging may be prepaid by issuing a
Purchase Request if the hotel agrees to charge incidental expenses
to each individual. This agreement must be noted in the Purchase
Request
- travel expenses for dependents of nonemployees are generally
not allowed
and
- the use of charter flights is not encouraged.
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Cross-References
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For information about consultant expenses, see RSP 503–03, “Consultants,
Lecturers, and Other Professional Services for Sponsored
Projects.”
For information about travel authorization, see the Financial
Services Policies and Procedures Manual:
- FIN 504, “In-State
Travel”
- FIN 505–01,
“Out-of-State Travel Authorization”
and
- FIN 509, “Meals and
Lodging.”
For information about participant expenses, see the Financial
Services Policies and Procedures Manual: FIN 421–01, “Guest
Lecturers, Consultants, and Other Independent
Contractors.”
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