Fall and Spring Clause Samples

Fall and Spring. All graduate student employees who meet the minimum stipend or teaching responsibility requirements shall receive a full tuition credit as specified below.
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Fall and Spring. Conference preparation will be 3.5 hours the School Improvement Day (Friday) preceding conferences. The following Thursday and Friday, conferences will be held from 8:30 – 3:30 p.m. In addition, grades K-12 will have conferences between the hours of 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Thursday. K-12 employees will attend evening conferences. K-12 employees will be paid for up to three (3) hours at per diem hourly rate of pay of the employee. In lieu of spring conferences, 9-12 employees will be paid up to three (3) hours per diem hourly rate of pay to attend the Honors Award Banquet. This time must be submitted on a District time sheet.
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Fall and Spring. This Agreement covers the following housing facilities:
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Fall and Spring. This Agreement covers the following housing facilities: The following sections of the Terms and Conditions are applicable to this Agreement: Cancellation Fees: Sections 66, 67, Sections 68B; THESE DATES ARE ESTIMATES ONLY, AND MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT ADDITIONAL NOTICE TO STUDENTS.
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Fall and Spring. Two (2) conferences at 3.5 hours in length, one (1) in the Fall and one (1) in the Spring. Conference dates and times will be determined by each building’s school improvement committee by the end of May for the following school year. Any additional conference sessions agreed to by the Superintendent and Association President will be compensated with additional comp time as follows: for every 3.5-hour conference time served, a teacher will be granted one half (1/2) comp day. Part time teachers shall receive the same rate of compensatory time as full time teachers.
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Fall and Spring. If the student withdraws enrollment from the College after moving in: 1. Before the term start date, the withdrawing student will be entitled to a refund of 75% of the housing charges paid, not including the $500 deposit. The student is not entitled to any refund of the Dining Dollars. 2. On or after the term start date, the withdrawing student is not entitled to a refund of the housing or Dining Dollars charges. 3. If the withdrawing student has picked up their keys to the residence halls, the withdrawing student is not entitled to a refund of the housing or Dining Dollars charges.
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Fall and Spring. During the academic year, the internship will be a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 12 hours per week. (3hr = 1 unit, 6hr = 2 units, 9hr = 3 units, 12hr = 4 units) During the summer 8-week term, the internship will be a minimum of 5.5 hours per week and a maximum of 22.5 hours per week (approximately 5.5hr = 1 unit, 11hr = 2 units, 16hr = 3 units, 22.5 =4 units) Name of Student: SID: Email: Address: Number of units completes: Describe how this internship relates to your academic training in Film Studies: Semester/year in which the internship will be done? Number of hours of work per week? The undersigned student agrees to spend at least 3 hours per week (fall or spring) or 5.5 hours (summer) in internship/field study doing work specified below under the direction of the internship's supervisor. Student will keep track of hours, exercise initiative in activities of the internship and will inform the supervisor if there is a question or problem and meeting his commitments. If there is a problem the student will inform UC faculty internship advisor. Student's Signature: Date:
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