Right to Refuse or Terminate Students Sample Clauses

Right to Refuse or Terminate Students. Affiliate may refuse acceptance of any Student designated by Liberty for participation in a Clinical/Occupational Experience and to terminate participation by any Student in a Clinical/Occupational Experience if: (i) the Student is deemed to be a risk to the Facility's patients, employees, or to himself or herself; (ii) the Student fails to meet or abide by the rules, regulations, policies and procedures of the Facility; (iii) the Student's conduct is detrimental to the business or reputation of the Facility or of Affiliate; (iv) the Student fails to accept or comply with the direction of Facility staff; or (v) if Student fails to adhere to the American Counseling Association Code of Ethics. Liberty reserves the right to terminate a Student's participation in a Clinical/Occupational Experience when, in its sole discretion, further participation by the Student would be inappropriate.
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Right to Refuse or Terminate Students. Affiliate may refuse acceptance of any Student designated by Liberty for participation in a Pastoral Counseling /Occupational Experience and to terminate participation by any Student in a Pastoral Counseling/Occupational Experience if: (i) the Student is deemed to be a risk to the Facility's patients, clients, parishioners, employees, or to himself or herself; (ii) the Student fails to meet or abide by the rules, regulations, policies and procedures of the Facility; (iii) the Student's conduct is detrimental to the business or reputation of the Facility or of Affiliate; (iv) the Student fails to accept or comply with the direction of Facility staff; or (v) if Student fails to adhere to the American Counseling Association Code of Ethics. Liberty reserves the right to terminate a Student's participation in a Pastoral Counseling /Occupational Experience when, in its sole discretion, further participation by the Student would be inappropriate.
Right to Refuse or Terminate Students. 6.2 Affiliate may refuse acceptance of any Student designated by Liberty for participation in an Occupational Experience and to terminate participation by any Student in a Occupational Experience if: (i) the Student is deemed to be a risk to the Facility's patients, clients, consumers, guests, employees, or to himself or herself; (ii) the Student fails to meet or abide by the rules, regulations, policies and procedures of the Facility;
Right to Refuse or Terminate Students. 7.12 Inova reserves the right to refuse acceptance of any Student designated by the Institution for participation in a Clinical/Occupational Experience and to terminate participation by any Student in a Clinical/Occupational Experience when, in the sole opinion of Inova: (i) the Student is deemed to be a risk to the Facility’s patients, employees, or to himself or herself; (ii) the Student fails to meet or abide by the rules, regulations, policies and procedures of the Facility; (iii) the Student’s conduct is detrimental to the business or reputation of the Facility or Inova; (iv) the Student fails to accept or comply with the direction of Facility staff; or (v) further participation by the Student would be inappropriate.
Right to Refuse or Terminate Students. 6.1 The Facility reserves the right to refuse acceptance of any Student designated by the Institution for participation in a Clinical Experience and to terminate participation by any Student in a Clinical Experience when, in the sole opinion of the Facility:
Right to Refuse or Terminate Students. Affiliate may refuse acceptance of any Student designated by Liberty for participation in an Occupational Experience and to terminate participation by any Student in an Occupational Experience if: (i) the Student is deemed to be a risk to the Facility's clients/parishioners, employees, or to himselfor herself; (ii) the Student fails to meet or abide by the rules, regulations, policies and procedures ofthe Facility; (iii) the Student's conduct is detrimental to the business or reputation ofthe Facility or ofAffiliate; (iv) the Student fails to accept or comply with the direction of Facility staff; or (v) if Student fails to adhere to the Code ofProfessional Ethics for Association of Clinical Pastoral Education. (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/pdf/acroread/Code of Professional Ethics for ACPE.pdf) Liberty reserves the right to terminate a Student's participation in an Occupational Experience when, in its sole discretion, further participation by the Student would be inappropriate.
Right to Refuse or Terminate Students. Affiliate may refuse acceptance of any Student designated by Lubbock Christian for participation in a Clinical/Occupational Experience and to terminate participation by any Student in a Clinical/Occupational Experience if: (i) the Student is deemed to be a risk to the Facility's patients, employees, or to himself or herself; (ii) the Student fails to meet or abide by the rules, regulations, policies and procedures of the Facility; (iii) the Student's conduct is detrimental to the business or reputation of the Facility or of Affiliate; (iv) the Student fails to accept or comply with the direction of Facility staff; or (v) if Student fails to adhere to the American Counseling Association Code of Ethics.
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