Administration of Program Sample Clauses

Administration of Program. The University shall assume responsibility for the administration of the clinical program, including, but not limited to, curriculum development, grading, requirements for matriculation, credits, scheduling, and clinical hours.

Administration of Program. 7.1 Contractor’s Director or designee shall work with the person(s) designated by the District to organize and implement Services provided under this Agreement. Contractor shall also coordinate as needed and as required by law with the Family Resources Coordinator (FRC) for each Participating Child and other parties in accordance with the IFSP and the law. 7.2 Contractor and any Subcontracted Provider (if applicable) shall maintain accurate and complete records of its programs conducted pursuant to this Agreement and the requirements of all applicable laws as well as including the requirements of the District and the contract requirements of the local lead agency. For each Participating Child, these records shall include, but not be limited to:  Documentation of eligibility, including any and all IFSPs;  Evidence of enrollment;  Evidence of provision of Services;  Documents relating to any legal matter, proceeding or investigation;  Any and all complaints of any nature. 7.3 Contractor shall submit to the District all written records pertaining to the Services upon request of the District and shall provide to the District upon its request copies of such records. The District shall have the right to audit all records at a time mutually convenient to the parties. Agency shall comply with all obligations. 7.4 Contractor will assist the District in providing any additional information required by DSHS, the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (“OSPI”), or any other governmental agency. 7.5 Contractor shall provide the District written copies of its current policies and procedures pertaining to health and safety compliance. Upon request, Agency shall provide copies of documents pertaining to its personnel policies and procedures, administration or other matters pertaining to the operations of Agency. 7.6 Contractor warrants and agrees that it is and will be in compliance with all state and federal regulations governing its status as an employer and provider of services, including laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, creed, color, national origin, sex, or presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, age, marital status or any other status protected by law.

Administration of Program. The Program will be implemented under the direction of the School of Health Sciences ▇▇▇▇, or his or her designee. The College and Clinical Site will work collaboratively in selecting students for admission to the Program and in meeting Program educational objectives. The College and Clinical Site will work collaboratively to assign students to the Clinical Site’s facility/facilities for instruction and supervised clinical practice. The College will conduct a regular, systematic inspection of the instructional facilities to ensure that the instruction and training sessions are carried out in a professional, efficient, and timely manner.

Administration of Program. The Director of Transportation is responsible for adherence to this policy. The DBE Liaison Officer (DBELO) shall be responsible for the development, implementation and monitoring of this program. It is the expectation of the Municipal Transportation Board of Directors and the Director of Transportation that all SFMTA personnel shall adhere to the provisions and the spirit of this program.

Administration of Program. The Program Administrator shall perform the following administrative functions on behalf of the Board of Trustees in connection with the implementation of this Agreement: (a) collect and maintain for such time period as may be required under any applicable federal or Texas law written records of all transactions affecting the Investment Property or the Balances, including, but not limited to (a) investments by and payments to or on behalf of each Participant; (b) acquisitions and dispositions of Investment Property; (c) pledges and releases of collateral securing the Investment Property; (d) determinations of the Investment Property Value; (e) adjustments to the Participants’ Balances; and (f) the current Balance and the Balances at the end of each month for each Participant. There shall be a rebuttable presumption that any such records are complete and accurate. On behalf of each Participant, the Program Administrator shall maintain the records relating to such Participant in a manner that subdivides the Participant’s Balance into subaccounts or other special accounts to accommodate the desire of such Participant to segregate a portion of its Investment Funds; (b) assist in the organization of the annual meeting required by Section 3.1(a) hereof and of Meetings of the Board of Trustees, including preparation and distribution of the notices and agendas therefor; (c) respond to all inquiries and other communications of Participants, if any, which are directed to the Program Administrator, or, if any such inquiry or communication is more properly addressed by an officer of the Custodian, referring such inquiry or communication to such person and coordinating his response thereto; (d) pay all Investment Property Liabilities in accordance with this Agreement from the Investment Property; and (e) engage in marketing activities to promote participation of Texas governmental entities in the Trust.

Administration of Program. Subscription Fees & Payment options

Administration of Program. The University shall assume responsibility for the administration of the academic programs, including, but not limited to, curriculum development, grading, requirements for matriculation, credits, scheduling, and internship hours and internship course.

Administration of Program. A. Each party will appoint a director who will be responsible for the coordination and administration of the Program (“Director”). B. Faculty and/or administrators from the Home Institution may make periodic on‑site visitations to the Host Institution. C. The Directors or other designees of the parties will be responsible for regular supervision of the Study Abroad Students. D. The Host Institution will provide student support services and academic counseling for all Study Abroad Students. Such services and counseling will be comparable to those normally provided to its own students of the same academic level in the department to which a particular student is assigned. E. The Home Institution will publicize the Program on its campus. F. The Home Institution will provide registration services for Study Abroad Students, including financial aid counseling and services as appropriate. G. The Home Institution will provide pre‑departure orientation for Study Abroad Students.

Administration of Program. 3.1 Subscription Fees & Payment options a. Each Alliant Energy Community Solar Facility will have an Upfront Subscription Fee including the cost of power generation, land, interconnection facilities, marketing and administration costs. Subscribers must pay the Upfront Subscription Fee of $375.00 per 250 ▇▇▇▇▇ (AC) for each Subscription block. The Upfront Subscription Fee is due as follows: i. The non-refundable Administrative Fee of $25.00 is due at the time of enrollment and will be billed to the subscriber on it’s next Alliant Energy electric ▇▇▇▇. ii. The remaining Upfront Subscription Fee may be paid either in: 1) a lump sum at time of enrollment or in 2) installments over a 12-month period following enrollment. Payment option will need to be determined at time of enrollment. Credit cards may be used to make payments but can be limited in the amount allowed per transaction based upon current Company policy. iii. Failure to pay the entire Upfront Subscription Fee balance within one year of enrollment could result in the forfeiture of the Subscriber’s potential Subscription and the loss of monies already paid towards the Upfront Subscription Fee. If, during the course of the twelve (12) month payment period, the customer fails to make the required monthly payment toward the balance of the Upfront Subscription Fee for two or more consecutive months, then the Company may, in its reasonable discretion, reduce the size of the customer’s Subscription to reflect the amount of the Upfront Subscription Fee paid by the customer. The Company will thereafter complete the enrollment process in accordance with Section 1.2, above. iv. Prior to Commercial Operation Date, the Upfront Subscription Fee may be adjusted based on the final actual costs of the facility construction. b. The Upfront Subscription Fee for an Alliant Energy Community Solar Facility is subject to the application of a percentage factor based on the number of years the Subscription capacity of the applicable Alliant Energy Community Solar Facility has been available at the time of Subscriber enrollment. Year 1 begins on the Commercial Operation Date of the Alliant Energy Community Solar Facility. The first day of each subsequent year is the anniversary of the Commercial Operation Date. These factors are shown in Schedule 1 below. For example, if a Subscriber enrolls in Year 3 of an Alliant Energy Community Solar Facility, the Upfront Subscription Fee would be multiplied by 0.90. 1 100% 2 95% 3 90% 4 ...