Campus. The term "campus" as used in this Agreement refers to one university or college and all its facilities which is a member institution of The California State University. The term "campus" shall also refer to the Office of the Chancellor, when appropriate.
Campus. “Campus” shall mean all facilities and properties which are now or shall hereafter be designated by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, acting by the Board of Higher Education, by a Board of Trustees or otherwise, for the exclusive use of any one or another of the State Universities, and shall, at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, include any vessels used for training purposes or under the control of the Academy, including any vessel commonly known as the Training Ship.
Campus. The term "campus" as used in this Agreement refers to the California Maritime Academy (Cal Maritime or CMA) and all its facilities, or one university or college and all its facilities, which is a member institution of The California State University. The term "campus" shall also refer to the Office of the Chancellor, when appropriate.
Campus. One of the several colleges or universities or other operating locations or administratively separate units of which SUNY is comprised (e.g. University at Albany).
Campus. Greenfield Corporate Center, located in the township of East Lampeter Township, County of Lancaster, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Campus. The last ten years have seen significant advances in the area of campus management for sustainable development at universities and colleges. These include: modelling biodiversity and energy conservation; adopting sustainable procurement principles; building campuses as living laboratories for learning, research and community engagement; supporting fair-trade and socially just causes as well as lowering their carbon footprint. This practice needs mainstreaming across the sector. Higher education funding and regulatory agencies as well as higher education associations, student groups and professional support bodies have a key role here to assist with extending this good practice.
Campus. The Union shall be permitted up to one hour during normally scheduled working hours to conduct its orientation program for employees who are new to the bargaining unit. Such attendance by employees shall be on a voluntary basis and without loss of pay. In addition to the New Employee Orientation program as set by UI Health and Clinics in b), the Union will set a standard regular biweekly (every other week) virtual orientation time for all employees on UIC’s Chicago East and West campuses who are not invited to the UI Health & Clinics Orientation. The schedule and link will be submitted to the Employer on a quarterly basis with at least thirty (30) days’ notice of the first orientation date. The Employer will provide new employees with information about upcoming union orientation and contact information for the Union within two weeks (14 days) after an employee’s start date. All other orientations besides those listed above will take place at a mutually agreed upon time. If set up by the Union, employees may attend virtually. If in person, the Employer will arrange to have rooms available for these meetings pursuant to University policy and will notify the Union of the locations of the meetings. Should the Union request to change the time of the meeting, the Union shall provide advance notice to the Employer. Attendance at the Union orientation is not mandatory and shall be limited to bargaining unit members.
Campus. Any parking spaces and driveways used by Licensee, or Licensee’s guests or invitees shall be used only for the parking of passenger automobiles or vehicles used for personal transportation of the Licensee. There shall be no parking of commercial trucks, trailers, recreational vehicles, or boats in any such space and any such vehicle whose ownership is unknown or which is not moved on demand may be towed away and stored at owner’s expense. Parking spaces, driveways or common areas shall not be used for painting or repair of vehicles. Storage of personal belongings/items in the parking areas, including driveways and common areas, is prohibited and will be removed by Greystar and University at the owner’s expense.
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Campus. The Alexandria Center at Xxxxxxx Square, comprised of the real property depicted on Exhibit B-1. Base Rent: $76.00 per rentable square foot of the Premises per year, adjusted as provided in Section 4 below. Rentable Area of Premises: 21,372 square feet. Rentable Area of Building: 432,932 square feet. Tenant’s Share of Operating Expenses: 4.94%. Tenant’s Share of 50-60 Garage Operating Expenses: 0.78%. Building Share of Campus Expenses: 30.26% (i.e., 364,942 square feet of Building “gross floor area” per the Cambridge Zoning Ordinance / 1,206,202 square feet of total Campus “gross floor area” per the Cambridge Zoning Ordinance). Security Deposit: $541,424.00, subject to reduction as provided in Section 6. Target Commencement Date: February 28, 2018. Rent Commencement Date: Commencement Date (as defined in Section 2 below). Rent Adjustment Percentage: 3%.
