Education Grants. From and after the Effective Date until the Year in which the Term ends, the Company shall contribute fifty thousand US Dollars (US$50,000) per Year to a dedicated account at a Liberian bank for support of Liberian technical and engineering education. The funds in such account shall be contributed or dispensed annually at the joint direction of the Company and the Ministry of Lands, Mines, and Energy of the GOL pursuant to procedures satisfactory to the Lenders.
Education Grants. (e) Nurses may apply for grants, including to attend conferences, and seminars, specialty certification and review courses that which will benefit the Hospital by adding to or strengthening Nurse skills or knowledge relevant to nursing. Applications shall be made to and acted upon by the Education Grant Committee (EGC) composed of four (4) members; two (2) appointed by the Hospital and two (2) appointed by the Union in writing. Such grants shall be allowed to permit attendance at approved conferences and seminars. Any Nurse receiving a grant shall be obligated to submit either a written or an oral report, the choice is to be made by the Hospital, to the nursing staff so that it may share the Nurse’s knowledge and learning experience. Educational activities other than conferences and seminars will be applied for and paid for separately through appropriate Hospital departments.
Education Grants. Education grants may provide funding for valuable activities that are important to the University’s mission. These activities include but are not limited to sponsorship of grand rounds, journal club or morbidity and mortality conferences, all of which are conducted to further education. USC Healthcare Professionals shall comply with the following guidelines when accepting education grants from Industry: • All education grants received from Industry must be clearly documented in a written agreement signed by the authorized signers for Industry and USC (USC-affiliated faculty practice plan corporations as noted in Exhibit B are not authorized to execute agreements for education grants). • USC Healthcare Professionals may only consider education grants from Industry for projects that directly benefit USC patients or that advance health policy or education. Research grants are separately addressed in Section F “Industry-sponsored Research Projects.” • Education events conducted by USC or a USC Healthcare Professional using grant funds from Industry must comply with the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) Standards for Commercial Support, Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), or the American Dental Association (ADA), as appropriate, regardless of whether continuing-education credit is awarded or available for the event. • Educational grants for “bona fide fellowship” training* may not exceed the actual direct costs of the fellowship program. Where the services of the fellow will generate clinical income to the department, the costs of the program must be offset by such income in determining the allowable funding. • In general, USC Healthcare Professionals should not accept funding for education that originates from Industry’s sales and marketing departments or that is offered in connection with the purchase or sale of goods or services. The USC Office of Compliance should be contacted before a USC Healthcare Professional accepts funding for educational or other purposes that originates from Industry’s marketing and/or sales departments. • No funds will be accepted or used for the personal benefit of individual Healthcare Professionals. All donated funds provided by Industry for education will be applied toward the applicable educational or other earmarked project. Donated funds must be deposited into a USC restricted account in accordance with USC policies and Industry requirements for the receipt, management and dispen...
Education Grants. The grant officer shall include in education grants the special condition in § 1260.422(i).
