Volunteer Activities. Nothing in this section prohibits any teacher from volunteering to perform duties that are defined as adjunct in this section. A “
Volunteer Activities. Executive may serve in various capacities for various non-profit civic, charitable and educational organizations from time to time. Any such non-profit work that has the potential to interfere to any degree with Executive’s services to the Company, or where Executive will be taking a visible role in the organization, must be disclosed to, and approved by, the Board of Directors prior to Executive performing such services.
Volunteer Activities. 50.01 The parties both recognize the value of employee’s participation in volunteer activities of an essential nature to the community.
Volunteer Activities. Table 79 shows those students who report volunteering either on or off-campus often or very often. Over half (55%) report at least occasionally volunteering either on or off-campus, including about 1 in 4 who do so often or very often. There is significant crossover among those volunteering on and off-campus. Just less than half (46%) of students report participating at least occasionally in off- campus community service volunteer activities during the current academic year, including almost 1 in 5 who has done so often or very often. Participation in off-campus community service volunteer activities appears to increase as students make their way through their program. While 36% of first-year students are involved at least occasionally, 55% of students in their fourth year or more report the same. About 4 in 10 (38%) have participated at least occasionally in on-campus community service or volunteer activities during the current academic year, including over 1 student in 10 that has done so often or very often.
Volunteer Activities. Coverage may be provided for medical volunteer activities when approved in advance by the Program Director and the GME Office. The Resident should consult with their Program Director for clarification of coverage for proposed volunteer activities in advance of undertaking such activities.
Volunteer Activities. (athletes or their designated family member or guardian) Squad- required to fulfil a minimum of 5 volunteer hours. Volunteer opportunities will be available at designated MFA tournaments and can include piste set-up, piste take-down and canteen duty. Intermediate- required to fulfil a minimum of 10 volunteer hours. Volunteer opportunities will be available at designated MFA tournaments and can include piste set-up, piste take-down and canteen duty. High Performance (HP)- required to fulfil a minimum of 15 volunteer hours. It is expected that HP athletes volunteer their hours in the area of coaching and supporting young athletes at the Novice and Squad level or whomever deemed appropriate by the Provincial Coach. National Team)- required to fulfil a minimum of 15 volunteer hours. It is expected that HP athletes volunteer their hours in the area of coaching and supporting young athletes at the Novice and Squad level or whomever deemed appropriate by the Provincial Coach. Other volunteer opportunities include, but are not limited to: - Competition Set-up/Tear-down - MFA Open House/Demo - Refereeing at designated tournament - Directed coaching of squad/novice athletes at training sessions/camps - Coaching squad athletes at designated tournaments - MFA fundraising or special events - Participant on MFA Executive Board or MFA Committees
Volunteer Activities. 15 hours (MFA Open House, fencing demos, and other activities) *The MFA covers 20 lessons of the 40 mandatory lessons with Provincial Coach.
Volunteer Activities. 15 hours directed only to coaching Squad athletes or school demos.
Volunteer Activities. 2. All volunteer activities have inherent risks and I understand that it is my responsibility to be familiar with the risks associated with my volunteer activities and that information about the risks and hazards of GBCTA volunteer activities is available on the GBCTA Website: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.
Volunteer Activities. Activities where individuals offer assistance on an unpaid basis in child and youth programs or other activities on DoD installations. Examples include sports programs, religious programs, scouting programs, and preschools sponsored by private parent cooperatives or other associations conducted on the installation.
