Student Obligation i. Student agrees that the patients have legal rights under both federal and state law regarding their personal privacy and confidentiality of their medical information.
Student Obligation. Student accepts the premises as being in good order and reasonably clean unless otherwise indicated in writing to Landlord within 48 hours of commencing occupancy. Student agrees to:
Student Obligation. Student accepts the premises as being in good order and reasonably clean unless otherwise indicated in writing to Landlord within 48 hours of commencing occupancy. Student agrees to: (A) maintain property in a reasonably clean and safe condition with no alterations of any kind; (B) use reasonable care in consumption of utilities and services; (C) avoid unreasonable noise or other disruption of peaceful enjoyment of others; (D) be responsible for damages caused by him/her or guests which are beyond reasonable wear and tear; and (E) promptly notify Landlord in writing of maintenance concerns or needed repairs.
Student Obligation. It is the responsibility of the student to be aware of the Terms and Conditions of the Residence Hall Contract as well as the Student Handbook, Housing Handbook, and Student Code of Conduct, and to understand that they are in effect at all times, including the academic year, all Breaks, Intersession, Summer sessions and any early arrival periods. As students of UMass Dartmouth, residents shall be subject to all rights, duties, regulations, policies and procedures of the University and of all local, state, and federal government laws and ordinances. Student University email accounts are the official means of communication from the University.
Student Obligation. Student will only use Housing for residen- tial purposes. Student and Student’s family, friends, and others who use the Housing are required to ensure a safe and conduc- tive atmosphere for learning and privacy for all within the Premis- es in which Housing is located.
Student Obligation. The student agrees to the following: To pursue a full-time course of study at the University leading to the Bachelor of Arts in Social Work Degree, BSW. To maintain enrollment pursuant to completion of the BSW and to maintain an acceptable level of academic standing in all courses as determined by the Program. To complete all required assignments and documents as requested and needed by the University for the fulfillment of the degree program. To grant CWPEP permission to consult faculty, advisors and other University employees as to the student’s academic and professional performance. To allow CWPEP to provide DHS information as to the student’s academic and practicum performance and evaluation data collected concerning the student. To provide CWPEP with a current and a permanent mailing address and telephone number, to keep CWPEP apprised of changes in addresses and telephone numbers and to answer all correspondence and telephone calls from CWPEP and/or DHS within a reasonable time; and, to allow DHS to release the last known address/contact information to the University if the student fails to fulfill the employment obligation. To take a minimum of one CWPEP provided elective during the BSW program. To complete a practicum placement in a DHS Child Welfare office. Student is not allowed to work for DHS/CW while fulfilling the educational practicum requirements. Any professional or ethical misconduct is grounds for termination of the CWPEP Student Agreement and requires repayment of the funds. To provide documentation of a valid drivers’ license and required automobile insurance and maintain both throughout the practicum and subsequent employment with DHS. To comply with DHS's requirements regarding the protection, use of and release of client information consistent with Oklahoma Statutes, Federal Laws and Regulations and professional standards. Further, the Student agrees to hold confidential all personal information about clients served under this Contract, including lists of names, addresses, photographs, reports of evaluation and all other records about the client. To comply with DHS’s pre-employment drug testing requirements, as required. To successfully complete all new worker requirements necessary to receive a child welfare case load assignment. To accept employment determined suitable by DHS in a Child Welfare program administered by DHS or a Tribe for a period determined by the following formula: Twelve (12) calendar months employment to repay o...
Student Obligation. The Student named above will become obligated for the payment of room, meal plan, chapter dues and fees, damage assessments, fines, and other fees assessed by the Chapter to the Student.
Student Obligation. The student must notify the Australian College of Trade Pty Ltd immediately of any and all change of address while enrolled in the course/s. Enrolment Acceptance Declaration In signing this enrolment acceptance agreement, I, ______________ _____________, declare the following; That the information provided by me in the application, including the Unique Student identifier, is complete and correct. I have read all the Australian College of Trade Pty Ltd rules and regulations provided in the student handbook and/or on the Australian College of Trade Pty Ltd website xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx.xx. I agree to abide by the Australian College of Trade Pty Ltd rules and regulations and any amendments made to the rules and regulations, during the period of my enrolment. I have read and understood the statement regarding statements of attainment. I have read and understood and agree to abide by the statement regarding academic honesty. I agree to undertake a testing requirement prior to any course entry, if deemed necessary by the Australian College of Trade Pty Ltd and adhere to any other pre-requisites identified above. I understand that I must show English language competency at upper-intermediate level, comparable to at least IELTS 5.5 or equivalent, before commencing my vocational course. I understand that I may need to undertake or extend English language training as required. I have read and understood the statement regarding cancellation, suspension or deferment. I agree to observe Department of Home Affairs visa requirements. I agree to pay all fees required on or by the due date as notified in writing by the Australian College of Trade Pty Ltd. I understand that any unpaid course fees may be referred to a debt collection agency and that the actions of the collection agency could also affect my on-going credit rating. I also understand I may be reported to the Department of Home Affairs for breaching one of the mandatory conditions of my Student Visa I understand that refunds will only be granted in accordance with the refund policy I understand that the Australian College of Trade Pty Ltd reserves the right to cancel any course prior to the commencement date of the course and will refund payments as outlined in the Refund Policy. I understand withdrawal from a course after commencement requires full payment of the current term’s fees I understand that where my contact details change while studying with the Australian College of Trade Pty Ltd Institute I must advise t...
Student Obligation. Student accepts the premises as being in good order and reasonably clean unless otherwise indicated in writing to Landlord within 48 hours of commencing occupancy. Student agrees to: (A) maintain property in a reasonably clean and safe condition with no alterations of any kind; (B) use reasonable care in consumption of utilities and services; (C) avoid unreasonable noise or other disruption of peaceful enjoyment of others; (D) be responsible for damages caused by him/her or guests which are beyond reasonable wear and tear; (E) notify Landlord of needed repairs; and (F) notify Landlord of violations of the BYU-Idaho Honor Code or Apartment Living Standards.
Student Obligation. It is the responsibility of the student to be aware of the Terms and Conditions of the Residence Hall Contract as well as the Student Handbook, Housing Handbook, and Student Code of Conduct, and to understand that they are in effect at all times, including the academic year, all Breaks, Intersession, Summer sessions and any early arrival periods. As students of UMass Dartmouth, residents shall be subject to all rights, duties, regulations, policies and procedures of the University and of all local, state, and federal government laws and ordinances. Student University email accounts are the official means of communication from the University. Students are responsible for checking their University email accounts for important Housing communication and all official University notices and announcements.
