Support for Participating College Sample Clauses

The "Support for Participating College" clause outlines the obligations and resources that must be provided to a college involved in a particular program or partnership. This may include financial assistance, access to facilities, training for staff, or provision of educational materials to ensure the college can effectively participate. By clearly defining the types and extent of support, this clause ensures that the participating college has the necessary means to fulfill its role, thereby promoting successful collaboration and minimizing misunderstandings about responsibilities.
Support for Participating College. Participating College with a signed Agreement on file will receive free and/or subsidized access to designated CVC-OEI student support technologies and services during the timeframe of this Agreement. Appendix B will be updated no later than March 1 of each year, and may include resources such as, but not limited to, online student readiness, online counseling, online tutoring, and authentication tools. Free or subsidized access to technologies and services described in Appendix B is contingent upon College remaining in good standing through continued good faith efforts to fulfill requirements outlined in Appendix A: Consortium Requirements.
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