Academic Sanction Sample Clauses

Academic Sanction. The instructor will refuse to accept the student's work in which the academic integrity offense took place, assign a grade of "F" or zero for the work, and require the student to complete a test or project in place of the work within such time and under such conditions as the instructor may determine appropriate. In the event the student completes the replacement test or project at a level meeting minimum performance standards, the instructor will assign a grade which the instructor determines to be appropriate for the work.
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Academic Sanction. A debt sanction or encumbrance is placed on a resident’s account when they fail to pay their residential fees within a set time. The encumbrance prevents the resident from accessing exam results, applying for a University transcript, re-enrolling or transferring to another University until the debt has been paid. Accommodation Services refers to the department managing the residential precinct within the University. Casual resident refers to any person residing within a residence for less than 28 days. Communicable disease, illness or infection. Any disorder of structure or function (or the presence of any bacteria, virus or parasite) in an individual, which have the potential to be transmitted to another individual through direct or indirect contact. This is regardless of whether any physical symptoms are present. Registered guest refers to any person who is registered by a current resident to stay beyond 9pm or overnight within the residential precinct. Unregistered guest refers to any person who stays overnight or beyond 9pm within the residences but who has not been registered to do so by a current resident. Visitor refers to any person on site between the hours of 9am – 9pm. Approved event refers to any event which has been organised and/or permitted to take place by Accommodation Services staff within the residential precinct or on occasions, offsite. Unapproved event refers to an event which has not been organised, managed or approved by Accommodation Services. Accommodation Officer refers to the Accommodation Services staff member on duty after hours on weeknights and throughout weekends when the office is closed. Regional Properties No change to content – content repositioned refers to any of the following residential accommodation locations: Xxxxxx, Mildura, Shepparton, Ballarat and Wodonga. Residence refers to any or all of the following residential areas: the Residences, Residential Apartments or any of the Regional Properties. Resident or You refers to the person(s) listed in the Residential Agreement. Only persons named in the Residential Agreement as residents can live in the residence. Residential apartments refers to any of the following residential accommodation locations: Xxxxxx Way, Waterdale Apartments or the Villas. Residential social club budget. Any non-attributable damages are deducted from the budget that Accommodation Services has for approved social events within the residential precinct. Such damages are deducted from this acco...
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  • Sanctions A. That HHSC may apply, at its discretion, sanctions if the Contractor fails to comply with any provision of the Contract, including:

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  • Disciplinary Sanctions The Company shall not be required to engage in the three-step dispute resolution process prior to imposing disciplinary sanctions for violation of the Agreement.

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