Represented Students Clause Samples
The 'Represented Students' clause defines which students are covered or represented under the terms of an agreement, typically between an educational institution and a third party. This clause clarifies whether the agreement applies to all students, a specific group, or individuals identified by certain criteria, such as enrollment in a particular program or participation in a specific activity. By specifying the scope of represented students, the clause ensures clarity about who benefits from or is bound by the agreement, thereby preventing misunderstandings and disputes regarding coverage.
Represented Students. Outreach: targeted outreach activities with local community organizations and high schools, or advertising / marketing activities to improve participation of under-represented groups. Bridging & Pathways: activities to bridge students into PSE (including dual credit programs, academic upgrading and other services) and assist students' pathways between college and university (i.e. credential assessment, advising for transferred students) or into work placements and co-operative programs. Student Services & Supports: activities including personal and career counselling, academic advising and supports, and cultural programming (i.e. Aboriginal Elders on-site). Academic Programming: activities to assess or develop programs to ensure accessibility in terms of delivery and / or content, enhance opportunities for under-represented groups, or deliver the program in partnership with other institutions. Building Capacity: activities focusing on the capacity of the college or university to ensure greater accessibility, including staff training, research and needs assessment of the student population and the identification of barriers.