Residency Requirement Sample Clauses
A Residency Requirement clause mandates that certain individuals, such as employees, directors, or contractors, must reside within a specified geographic area or jurisdiction. This clause typically outlines the minimum period of residence required and may specify the consequences of failing to meet this condition, such as termination of employment or ineligibility for certain roles. Its core function is to ensure compliance with local laws, facilitate oversight, or meet regulatory obligations that depend on the physical presence of key personnel in a particular location.
Residency Requirement. All students in baccalaureate degree programs must earn the following from the University of Maine at Farmington:
Residency Requirement. Florida Forest Service employees will reside within a radius of 30 statute miles of their permanent assigned headquarters. However, single engine and multi-engine reciprocal aircraft pilots/fire, and firefighter rotorcraft pilots hired after July 1, 2012, will reside within a radius of 30 statute miles of the permanent location of their assigned aircraft.
Residency Requirement. At least 27 semester hours must be completed at Clarkson College for a bachelor’s degree.
Residency Requirement. For all baccalaureate degrees at the University, a minimum of 30 credit hours, including at least 9 credit hours in the major field at the 200-level or above, must be completed at the University of Southern Maine.
Residency Requirement. Associate’s degree: At least 40 semester hours must be completed at Clarkson College for an associate’s degree. Bachelor’s degree: At least 27 semester hours must be completed at Clarkson College for a bachelor’s degree.
Residency Requirement. At minimum, thirty (30) of the last forty-five (45) credits of a student’s baccalaureate course load must be completed at USM.
Residency Requirement a) The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System policy states that “those freshman and sophomore students who are not veterans, married or living with parents or guardian, shall be required to live in a university- operated residence hall when such accommodations are available;” (Board of Regents' On-Campus Residency Requirement Resolution 173).
i) At the University of Wisconsin-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Point, first-year and sophomore students are defined as individuals having graduated from high school two or fewer years ago.
b) Students wishing to be exempt from the on-campus living requirement may fill out the “UWSP Housing Exemption Form”, which may be downloaded from the Residential Living page of the UWSP website. This exemption is granted if:
i) The student is living with a parent/legal guardian at their permanent home and is commuting from within a 40-mile radius of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Point.
(1) completion of the commuter statement portion of the UWSP Housing Exemption Form is required
ii) The student is married.
(1) a copy of the marriage certificate must be submitted.
iii) The student has dependent child(▇▇▇) living with them.
(1) birth certificate(s) and third-party verification is required.
iv) The student is enrolled in extension or other off-campus programs only.
v) The student is enrolled for six or fewer credits at UWSP.
vi) The student has reached the age of 21 years prior to the first day of classes for the semester in question.
vii) The student has served two (2) years of active duty with the military. ROTC, National Guard and Reserve duty do not qualify for this exemption.
(1) a copy of Form DD214 must be submitted.
c) If a student has other extenuating circumstances for which they feel an exemption should be granted, a written request must be submitted to Residential Living.
d) The UWSP Housing Exemption Form is due no later than August 1 prior to the start of the applicable academic year and December 1 for spring admits.
Residency Requirement. Board Policy 532.62, entitled “Residency Requirement” shall not be applicable to bargaining unit members.
Residency Requirement. 11.1. As a condition of eligibility for participation in any programs, services, or benefits funded or provided under this Contract, all recipients must be residents of the State of Indiana. The Contractor shall implement and maintain procedures reasonably designed to verify the Indiana residency of each individual recipient prior to the provision of services. Acceptable documentation or methods of verification shall be determined in accordance with applicable state or program-specific guidelines. Failure to comply with this residency requirement may result in disallowance of expenditures, corrective action, or termination of this Contract.
Residency Requirement. The university requires all freshman and sophomore students to live in campus housing. Exceptions to the residency requirement may be made for students who are 21 years of age or older prior to the commencement of the contract, married, or who reside with a parent or legal guardian within 20 miles of the campus.