Common use of Insufficient Enrollment Clause in Contracts

Insufficient Enrollment. The University may offer an appointment in Summer Session contingent upon sufficient enrollment in the course(s). If sufficient enrollment is not attained, the University may, at its sole discretion, withdraw an appointment that has been offered on a contingent basis, and will provide the Unit 18 faculty member the reasons, in writing, for the withdrawal. This paragraph is not subject to the provisions of Article 17 — Layoff, Reduction in Time, and Reemployment and/or Article 33 — Arbitration of this Agreement.

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Sources: Summer Session Agreement

Insufficient Enrollment. The University may offer an appointment in Summer Session summer session contingent upon sufficient enrollment in the course(s). If sufficient enrollment is not attained, the University may, at its sole discretion, withdraw an appointment that has been offered on a contingent basis, and will provide the Unit 18 faculty member NSF the reasons, in writing, for the withdrawal. This paragraph is not subject to the provisions of Article 17 — Layoff, Reduction in Time, and Reemployment and/or Article 33 — Arbitration of this AgreementAgreement MOU.

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Sources: Summer Session Agreement

Insufficient Enrollment. The University may offer an appointment in Summer Session summer session contingent upon sufficient enrollment in the course(s). If sufficient enrollment is not attained, the University may, at its sole discretion, withdraw an appointment that has been offered on a contingent basis, and will provide the Unit 18 faculty member NSF the reasons, in writing, for the withdrawal. This paragraph is not subject to the provisions of Article 17 — Layoff, Reduction in Time, and Reemployment and/or Article 33 — Arbitration of this AgreementMOU.

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Sources: Memorandum of Understanding