Off-Campus Sample Clauses

The "Off-Campus" clause defines the rules and expectations for activities, conduct, or responsibilities that occur outside the main campus premises. Typically, this clause clarifies whether certain policies, codes of conduct, or institutional obligations extend to students, staff, or faculty when they are participating in events, programs, or work-related tasks off campus, such as internships, field trips, or remote work. Its core function is to ensure that institutional standards and protections are maintained beyond the physical boundaries of the campus, thereby addressing potential gaps in oversight and accountability.
Off-Campus. The location of a work assignment that is not the professor’s primary campus.
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Off-Campus. The term “off-campus” refers to any address other than “on-campus”.
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Off-Campus. If a faculty member performs significant duties off campus, and the ET members are unable to perform the coach’s evaluation in that environment, the ASVPII will make every effort to solicit as many coach’s evaluations as required from in-division faculty available to that off- campus setting, in addition to the coach’s evaluations conducted by the ET in other settings.
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Off-Campus. If a faculty member performs significant duties off campus, and the RT members are unable to perform the peer review in that environment, the ASVPII will make every effort to solicit as many peer reviews as required from in-division faculty available to that off- campus setting, in addition to the peer reviews conducted by the RT in other settings.
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Off-Campus. For off campus advertising such as press releases, radio and TV spots, contact public affairs Contact info Group logo or some identifier of who is sponsoring the event Co-sponsors where applicable Facebook links Can create a QR code if you’d like and link to either OIT site or facebook Date, time, location, cost (if applicable)
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Off-Campus. If a location is indirectly connected to the County network (i.e. via Metro-E, frame-relay, ISDN, DSL etc.), it is considered ‘off-campus’. These locations are: Lipscombe ▇▇▇▇▇ Building, Union Extended (CSA & Aging Commission) 1750 Madison (Family Safety Center, MSARC, Crime Victims etc.) All Health Clinics, Vector Control & WIC warehouse All air-quality monitoring stations (Health Department) All County Clerk MVR offices (excluding 150 Washington & 1075 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Station) ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Golf Course (Public Works/Conservation Board) Sheriff locations at Bellevue, Arlington & ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Agricenter (Walnut Grove Road) Hickory Ridge Mall (CSA, General Sessions) All fire stations Shelby County Cemetery (Public Works) Fleet Services (downtown only) Election Commission polling sites (excluding 157 Poplar and East Campus) All radio towers (except Shelby Farms) 591 Washington (General Sessions)
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