Access to Campus Facilities Clause Samples

The 'Access to Campus Facilities' clause defines the terms under which individuals or groups are permitted to use or enter specific areas within a campus. It typically outlines who is eligible for access, such as students, staff, or authorized visitors, and may specify hours of operation, security protocols, or restrictions on certain buildings. By clearly establishing these parameters, the clause helps maintain campus security, manage facility usage, and prevent unauthorized entry.
Access to Campus Facilities. Subject to University rules and regulations, employees and their dependents have access to and use of all appropriate campus facilities, including but not limited to all health and fitness facilities, sports complex, dining facilities, the library, and computer facilities that are otherwise open to employees.
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Access to Campus Facilities. A. Subject to University rules and regulations, employees and their dependents have access to and use of all appropriate campus facilities, including but not limited to all health and fitness facilities, sports complex, dining facilities, the library, and computer facilities that are otherwise open to employees. B. In the event electronic time reporting becomes mandatory for all employees, FSU will take appropriate measures to ensure that each employee has access to a computer within or in close proximity to his/her assigned work location. Employees will activate their assigned e-mail accounts. C. Within 30 days of the completion of negotiations for this MOU, FSU’s Labor/Management Committee shall convene for the purpose of implementing this article.
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Access to Campus Facilities. UPO’s shall have free access to and use of all campus facilities open to the general University population, including but not limited to all health and fitness facilities, sports complex, dining facilities, the library and computer facilities.
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Access to Campus Facilities. Bargaining unit employees and their dependents have access to and use of all appropriate campus facilities, including but not limited to all health and fitness facilities, sports complex, dining facilities, the library, and computer facilities that are otherwise open to all employees and their dependents under the same terms.
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Access to Campus Facilities. ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ employees who are designated by ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ to enroll in the Course and who enroll in the Course ( S will be granted a revocable license to use ▇▇▇▇▇▇ facilities to the same extent and under the same conditions applicable to other ▇▇▇▇▇▇ students. Available facilities include the health and counseling centers, recreation center, library, campus wireless network, and campus activities and athletic events.
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Access to Campus Facilities. Unit members are permitted to utilize the College’s academic, fitness, athletic and museum/performing arts facilities on the same terms as tenure-line faculty. Unit members shall have access to College vehicles for College specific travel, in accordance with College policy and on the same terms as other College employees.
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