Common use of Acceptable conduct Clause in Contracts

Acceptable conduct. The expectation of acceptable conduct applies to the on-campus conduct of all residents and residence student organizations. The expectation of acceptable conduct also applies to off-campus conduct of residents and residence student organizations in direct connection with: 1. Field trips, floor trips, committee organized events and University of Waterloo or residence coordinated volunteer work. 2. Any residence activity sponsored, conducted, or authorized by the University of Waterloo, their respective residence administration and/or student organizations. 3. Any activity that causes (or was likely to cause) destruction of property belonging to the University of Waterloo, or causes (or was likely to cause) harm to the health and safety of members of the University of Waterloo community. Any activity that brings the University of Waterloo, or the residence operations into disrepute.

Acceptable conduct. The expectation of acceptable conduct applies to the on-campus conduct of all residents and residence student organizations. The expectation of acceptable conduct also applies to off-campus conduct of residents and residence student organizations in direct connection with: 1. Field trips, floor trips, committee organized events and University of Waterloo or residence coordinated volunteer work. 2. Any residence activity sponsored, conducted, conducted or authorized by the University of Waterloo, their respective residence administration and/or student organizations. 3. Any activity that causes (or was likely to cause) destruction of property belonging to the University of Waterloo, or causes (or was likely to cause) harm to the health and safety of members of the University of Waterloo community. Any activity that brings the University of Waterloo, or the residence operations into disrepute.

Acceptable conduct. The expectation of acceptable conduct applies to the on-campus conduct of all residents and residence student organizations. The expectation of acceptable conduct also applies to off-off- campus conduct of residents and residence student organizations in direct connection with: 1. Field trips, floor trips, committee organized events and University of Waterloo Waterloo, or residence coordinated volunteer work. 2. Any residence activity sponsored, conducted, or authorized by the University of Waterloo, their respective residence administration and/or student organizations. 3. Any activity that causes (or was likely to cause) destruction of property belonging to the University of Waterloo, or causes (or was likely to cause) harm to the health and safety of members of the University of Waterloo community. 4. Any activity that brings the University of Waterloo, or the residence operations into disrepute.

Acceptable conduct. The expectation of acceptable conduct applies to the on-campus conduct of all residents and residence student organizations. The expectation of acceptable conduct also applies to off-off - campus conduct of residents and residence student organizations in direct connection with: 1. Field trips, floor trips, committee organized events and University of Waterloo Waterloo, or residence coordinated volunteer work. 2. Any residence activity sponsored, conducted, or authorized by the University of Waterloo, their respective residence administration and/or student organizations. 3. Any activity that causes (or was likely to cause) destruction of property belonging to the University of Waterloo, or causes (or was likely to cause) harm to the health and safety of members of the University of Waterloo community. 4. Any activity that brings the University of Waterloo, or the residence operations into disrepute.

Acceptable conduct. The expectation of acceptable conduct applies to the on-campus conduct of all residents and residence student organizations. The expectation of acceptable conduct also applies to off-campus conduct of residents and residence student organizations in direct connection with: 1. Field trips, floor trips, committee organized events and University of Waterloo Waterloo, or residence coordinated volunteer work. 2. Any residence activity sponsored, conducted, or authorized by the University of Waterloo, their respective residence administration and/or student organizations. 3. Any activity that causes (or was likely to cause) destruction of property belonging to the University of Waterloo, or causes (or was likely to cause) harm to the health and safety of members of the University of Waterloo community. 4. Any activity that brings the University of Waterloo, or the residence operations into disrepute.