The University agrees. 3.5.1 not to interrupt the Student's occupation of the Accommodation more than is reasonably necessary, particularly during examination periods but acknowledging the requirement to show parts of accommodation on University open days - details of which are published in advance and made available to all students on the University's website;
The University agrees. 4a. The University will provide a room accommodation to the student for a timeframe of one agreement period (see Agreement Periods and Rates, section 16). This is exclusive to any break period when the University is officially closed unless the resident has specifically requested housing designated as open for break periods. Residential services, including access to the assigned complex and room, begin on the corresponding opening day.
The University agrees. (a) that the Student may use and occupy an assigned residence room, which room will be assigned to the Student by the University and which may be changed from time to time by agreement in writing between the University and the Student (the "premises"); and
The University agrees. ≠ To provide teachers with teaching materials for the course, including biotechnology activity kits, in classroom assistance conducting the activities, for a fee paid by TUSD per Bioscience course. These materials can be used at the discretion of the teacher in each TUSD school. Activities will be posted to a project web site, within the BIOTECH Project web site (xxx0.xxxxxxx.xxx). TUSD Teachers will have access to the site to download materials and share ideas that they have. ≠ Come into each class in the project to help the students fill out applications and register for the class. This will be done in September/October. This application will count as their UA application for admission for the spring semester. Each date will be coordinated with the instructor. ≠ Xxxx TUSD students for the class tuition, appropriate University fees and the University application fee. Currently the total for all of these will be $475, equaling to $158.33 per credit unit. TUSD student tuition will be paid through the University Outreach College. The tuition and fees setting will follow standard University and ABOR process. The College of Science, College of Outreach and the University will subsidize the process to get the student cost to $475. The payment deadline date will be 30 days from the day the student registers. The UA will email invoices to the parents the emails of the students (we will need email addresses). Refunds (as per standard UA policy) will be available up to 3 weeks from the 1st day of class. If a student still needs to drop after 3 weeks then students/parents can petition Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, Outreach College Registration Manager who will work with them on a case-by-case basis. ≠ Enter grades for all TUSD students as per UA data system. ≠ Provide all the rights and privileges to TUSD Bioscience Teachers of University Designated Campus Colleague including access to library and computing resources, as well as access to UA activities and services (some of these may require additional fees). ≠ Provide all the rights and privileges of University students including access to library and computing resources and access to student activities and services (some of these may require additional fees). TUSD agrees to do the following: ≠ Each school in TUSD will have a teacher that is CTE certified and acceptable to the University to teach the class. The teacher must run the class. Any projects/materials that the teacher uses or develops in the class can be shared with oth...
The University agrees. To retain complete responsibility and authority over all academic aspects of the Programs, including planning and implementing curriculum for its Students, and accreditation of the Programs. UNIVERSITY shall conduct evaluations, maintain all grades and records, and conduct any UNIVERSITY disciplinary processes in the regular course of its business of educating its Students and in accordance with all applicable UNIVERSITY policies and procedures. To establish and maintain communication with the Field Instructor on items pertinent to the Field Experience; such communication may include, but not necessarily be limited to, a description of the curriculum, relevant course outlines, policies, faculty, and major changes in this information. To notify the FACILITY no less than ten (10) days before the start of the Field Experience of the (i) name(s) and contact information for Student(s), (ii) dates and hours of assignment(s), (iii) each Student’s academic class designation, and (iv) the UNIVERSITY’s philosophy, purpose, and learning objective(s). To refer to the FACILITY only those Students who have satisfactorily completed the prerequisite portion of the curriculum which is applicable to the Field Experience. To notify Students: (a) that they are required to comply with all policies and procedures of FACILITY, including those regarding confidentiality of client records and information; (b) that they must conduct themselves in a professional manner at all times; and (c) that they should promptly notify UNIVERSITY and FACILITY, as appropriate, of any concerns or problems which arise during the course of the Field Experience. To require Students to maintain, in the amount of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $3,000,000 in the aggregate, professional liability insurance, if requested by FACILITY in writing. To encourage each Student participating in the Field Experience to acquire comprehensive health and accident insurance that will provide continuous coverage of Student during his/her participation in the Field Experience and will inform Student that he/she is responsible for their own health needs, health care costs, and health insurance coverage. THE FACILITY AGREES: To identify a Field Instructor to facilitate activities and communication between UNIVERSITY and FACILITY. The Field Instructor shall be responsible for, among other things, orienting the Student to FACILITY; providing supervision; teaching and conveying knowledge, value, ethics, and skills; and ev...
The University agrees. Grant of Residence 1.3 The University grants the Student the right to reside in the Accommodation for the Period of Letting (specified on the Licence Agreement). The Period of Letting will not necessarily start and finish on the same dates as the University’s academic year.
The University agrees to assign a university faculty liaison to facilitate communication between university and site; to notify the student that he/she must adhere to the administrative policies, rules, standards, schedules, and practices of the site; that the faculty liaison shall be available for consultation with both site supervisors and students and shall be immediately contacted should any problem or change in relation to student, site or university occur; and that the university supervisor is responsible for the assignment of a fieldwork grade. To adhere to all guidelines as set forth by CACREP Standards for Clinical Mental Health Counseling Programs
The University agrees. SAMPLE ONLY.
The University agrees. A. To appoint a faculty member as the Field Education Director for the Program and to administer the University's responsibilities related to it.
The University agrees. 4a. The University will provide a room accommodation to the student for a period of one agreement period (see Agreement Periods, section 16) exclusive of vacation periods or any other period when the University is officially closed unless the Resident has specifically requested the latter type housing on the Housing & Dining Application. An additional fee will be assessed for housing provided outside of the regular agreement period. Residential services, including access to the assigned complex and room, begin on the corresponding opening day.
