VISITATION POLICY Sample Clauses

VISITATION POLICY. The Visitation Policy for students living in Bloomsburg University’s residence halls/suites/apartments has been developed in an effort to balance student privileges with academic demands and the rights of occupants not hosting a guest. It should be noted that visitation on BU’s campus is a privilege, not a right. Students violating this privilege or the rights of others may be subject to the loss of some or all visitation privileges up to the loss of campus housing. • Visitation for non-hall residents and non-student guests Monday – Thursday is from 10am - 1am. THERE ARE NO OVERNIGHT GUESTS PERMITTED DURING THIS TIME. • A 24-hour visitation period begins on Friday morning at 10am and extends until Sunday night/Monday morning at 1am. All non-BU student guests need to be registered in advance of their arrival. Hosting students may have extended visitors on no more than 2 weekends per month and prior consent among roommate(s) to host a visitor. • Residents of the hall/suite/apartment have a 24 hour/7day per week visitation policy within their own hall/suite/apartment. This policy does not extend to visiting other halls in which they do not reside. Do not confuse visitation for 24-hour visitation. • All student visitors to a residence hall/suite/apartment where they do not reside must gain access from a host of the building. All non-BU students’ visitors/guests must be escorted while in the hall by a BU host. • All weekend visitation guests must be signed in/recorded 24 hours in advance of their arrival through the Guest Registration sign-up available online. Failure to do so will result in disciplinary action, the outcome of which can include loss of visitation privileges for a designated period of time. • It is expected that residents will follow all visitation policies. Failure to comply with any part of the visitation policy by the host/violator will result in sanctioning through the university judicial system and may be subject to the loss of visitation privileges. Hosts are always responsible for the actions of his/her guest(s). • All visitations within a student’s room must have prior knowledge and consent by all occupants of the room. Occupant(s) of the room not hosting the guest will in all cases have the right to refuse any guest to the room. It is highly recommended that roommates discuss in advance what their visitation agreement for their room will be. Staff will assist roommates during the first week of school on the rights/privileges and limitat...

VISITATION POLICY. Student will be held responsible for the behavior of their visitors and for their visitors’ adherence to University and residential facility regulations/policies and federal and/or local law. Visitors include non-residents of a room or suite, including, but not limited to, other GW students as well as individuals not enrolled in the University, including family members. At any time, the University may limit or prohibit individuals not residing in Student’s residence hall, including family members and other GW students, from entering residential facilities due to the health and safety interests of the community. Visitors found to be in violation of the University’s policies or the law may be subject to arrest, administrative and/or student conduct action by the University or may be escorted from the licensed space and barred from further entry into any and all residential and/or University facilities, dependent upon the persons affiliations with the University. If an individual is barred from further entry into residential or University facilities, their re-entry into these facilities may subject them to conduct action by the University and/or criminal prosecution for unauthorized entry.

VISITATION POLICY. CONTRACTOR shall establish a written visitation policy, which shall 14 be reviewed and approved by ADMINISTRATOR, which shall include, but not be limited to, the 15 following:

VISITATION POLICY. No later than ninety (90) days after the Effective Date, New GX shall adopt and implement a visitation policy for Domestic Communications Companies, for all visits to Domestic Communications Infrastructure. New GX will consult with DOJ, DHS and DOD on the design and implementation of its visitation policy. The visitation policy shall differentiate between categories of visits based on the sensitivity of the information, equipment and personnel to which the visitors will have access The visitation policy shall require that: (i) the Security Officer shall review and approve or disapprove requests for visits to Domestic Communications Infrastructure (provided that, with respect to carrier hotels and other shared facilities, this policy will apply solely to the portion of the facility controlled by New GX) by all non-U.S. persons, organizations and entities. The Security Officer shall approve or deny visit requests on the basis of their compliance with the visitation policy; the Security Officer may specifically deny any visit request on security or related grounds, which grounds will be described more fully in the visitation policy. (ii) a written request for approval of a visit must be submitted to the Security Officer no less than seven (7) days prior to the date of the proposed visit. If a written request cannot be provided within seven (7) days of the proposed visit because of an unforeseen exigency, the request may be communicated via telephone to the Security Officer and immediately confirmed in writing; however, the Security Officer may refuse to accept any request submitted less than seven (7) days prior to the date of such proposed visit if the Security Officer determines that there is insufficient time to consider the request. (iii) the exact purpose and justification for the visit must be set forth in detail sufficient to enable the Security Officer to make an informed decision concerning the appropriateness of the proposed visit, and the Security Officer may refuse to accept any request that he or she believes lacks sufficient information. Each proposed visit and each individual visitor must be justified and a separate approval request must be submitted for each visit. (iv) the Security Officer evaluate the request as soon as practicable after receiving it. The Security Officer may approve or disapprove the request pending submittal of additional information by the requester. When practicable, the Security Officer's decision shall be communicated ...

VISITATION POLICY. 11.01. The Chairman of the GSC shall designate at least one Outside Director who shall have authority to review, approve, and disapprove requests for visits (Note: As used in this Agreement, the term “visits” includes meetings at any location within or outside the United States, including but not limited to any facility owned or operated by the Corporation or any Affiliates) to the Corporation by all personnel who represent the Parent(s) and/or any of its Affiliates, including all of the directors, officers, employees, representatives, and agents of each. The designated Outside Director shall have authority to review, approve, and disapprove requests for proposed visits to any Parent(s) and/or any of its Affiliates by all personnel who represent the Corporation, (including all of its directors, employees, officers, representatives, and agents, except for the Inside Director), as well as visits between or among such personnel at other locations. A record of all visit requests, including the decisions to approve or disapprove, and information regarding consummated visits, such as, date, place, personnel involved and summary of material discussion or communication, shall be maintained by the designated Outside Director and shall be periodically reviewed by the GSC. 11.02. Except for certain Routine Business Visits, as defined in Section 11.05 below, all visits must be approved in advance by the one of the Outside Directors designated by the GSC Chairman to act on such matters. All requests for visits shall be submitted or communicated to the FSO for routing to the designated Outside Director. Although strictly social visits at other locations between the Corporation personnel and personnel representing the Affiliates are not prohibited, written reports of such visits must be submitted after the fact to the FSO for filing with, and review by, the designated Outside Director and the GSC. 11.03. A written request for approval of a visit must be submitted to the FSO no less than seven (7) calendar days prior to the date of the proposed visit. If a written request cannot be accomplished because of an unforeseen exigency, the request may be communicated via telephone to the FSO and immediately confirmed in writing; however, the FSO may refuse to accept any request submitted less than seven (7) calendar days prior to the date of the proposed visit if the FSO determines that there is insufficient time to consider the request. The exact purpose and justification for t...

VISITATION POLICY. Subject to NDMU policy, and federal, state, local laws and regulations, Student may generally have visitors in Student’s assigned room. Student is responsible for the visitors and the conduct of the visitors. The visitors must comply with all NDMU policies and federal, state and local laws and regulations. Visitors in violation of law may be subject to arrest or, in case the visitor is another student, administrative and/or disciplinary action. In addition, students may be required to vacate the room, residential facility, or campus and may be barred from re-entry at the discretion of NDMU. Visitors must not interfere with sleep or study by roommates, suitemates, and neighbors and must be considerate of the rights and feelings of others, including respecting the privacy of roommates and suitemates. Private and/or intimate behavior may make others uncomfortable and is not acceptable in group living situations.

VISITATION POLICY. Student will be held responsible for the behavior of their visitors and for their visitors’ adherence to University and residential facility regulations/policies and federal and/or local law. Visitors include non-residents of a room or suite, including, but not limited to, other GW students as well as individuals not enrolled in the University, including parents and siblings. Visitors found to be in violation of the University’s policies or the law may be subject to arrest, administrative and/or disciplinary action by the University or may be escorted from the licensed space and barred from further entry into all residential and/or University facilities, dependent upon the persons affiliations with the University. If an individual is barred from further entry into residential or University facilities, their re-entry into these facilities may subject them to disciplinary action by the University and/or criminal prosecution for unauthorized entry.

VISITATION POLICY. 2.5.1. All visits to the Corporation or its U.S. subsidiaries by any director or executive officer of the Affiliates, except the foreign director, shall be reported to the FSO. 2.5.2. A chronological record of all visit notifications made pursuant to Section 2.5.1, including information concerning completed visits, such as the date, place, and personnel involved, shall be maintained by the FSO for review by DSS and periodically reviewed by the GSC.

VISITATION POLICY. As part of the Perry Schools’ continuing efforts to promote the professional growth of the teaching staff, each regular teacher serving under a full time contract shall have the opportunity for professional visitation during the current school term. Such leave shall only be taken for visiting in another accredited elementary or secondary school in the State of Ohio and may be granted only after a written application is approved by the appropriate building principal. An application shall be approved when, in the judgment of the building principal, such proposed visitation will contribute to the professional growth of the staff member involved and the resulting absence from duty will not be detrimental to the students in the Perry Schools. Except by demonstrated necessity, no more than one teacher shall be approved for visitation from a building on any given day. Similarly, no more than one (1) teacher will normally be approved to visit any school building on any single date. Teachers should discuss preliminary plans with the appropriate principal before scheduling a visit to any other school. Teachers may be asked to provide brief written and/or oral summaries to inform other staff members concerning programs observed. Such approved visitation shall not be deducted from teacher sick leave or personal leave and the teacher shall receive his/her regular salary for the visitation day. The Board shall be obligated to reimburse the teacher for transportation. IX-D IN-HOUSE PROFESSIONAL DAY When the Superintendent or his/her designee determines that it is necessary to release a teacher from his/her regular teaching assignment to prepare for or participate in a special school program or activity, he/she will approve such absences as a professional day or a part thereof. Such teacher’s classes during such absence will be covered by substitutes or by such other arrangement as may be deemed appropriate by the principal of the school building. An in-house professional development day will follow the schedule of a regular professional development day. In the event that in-house professional development is scheduled for a half day, this will not follow the schedule of a regular in-service day nor will it follow the schedule of a regular work day. Teachers will be guaranteed an uninterrupted lunch period. IX-E MENTORING PROGRAM The language below reflects the Ohio Resident Educator Program Requirements, Year One. Subsequent program requirements will need to be added into...