NICC definition

NICC means the NSW Independent Casino Commission;

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NICC. Network Interoperability Consultative Committee;

NICC means the National Interfaith Cable Coalition, Inc., a Maryland not-for-profit corporation.

Examples of NICC in a sentence

Depending on the NICC student’s major, up to a maximum of sixty (60) credit hours may be transferable to the BMCC baccalaureate degree program, in accordance with the BMCC Transfer of Credits Policy which is attached to and incorporated into this Agreement.
NICC will assist BMCC in the distribution of updated degree and transfer materials to alumni and current students.
NICC and BMCC agree to cooperate by communicating with each other and with their respective governing bodies concerning this established relationship.
NICC and BMCC agree to communicate any curriculum changes or policies, which affect the agreed upon relationship, as soon as reasonably possible.
This Agreement defines a structure through which articulation on all levels can be supported thereby allowing for maximum transfer of credits for NICC college students earning an associate degree and providing for a seamless admission into the BMCC baccalaureate degree in Early Childhood Education without duplicative study.

More Definitions of NICC

NICC means the National Interagency Coordination Center; the Coordinating Authority for the American Participants;

NICC means the Network Interoperability Consultative Committee;

NICC means Nestle Ice Cream Company, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company.

NICC means the NSW Independent Casino Commission; "player/banker" means a player taking the bank;

NICC. Network Interoperability Consultative Committee; “NNI” Network to Network Interface (NNI);

NICC means Network Interoperability Consultative Committee which is responsible for agreeing the technical interoperability standards used by UK operators

NICC. Network Interoperability Consultative Committee; “NTE” network termination equipment located in the Customer’s premises;