Class Notification. All correspondence regarding the cohort will be sent through the EIU email account system. One week before the start of class, the student will receive an email through the EIU student email account system outlining costs, meeting time and location. (Information also available at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/~adulted/schedule/schedule.php) Payment and Attendance Expectations Payment for each course must be submitted according to the information posted on the School of Continuing Education web site xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/~adulted/schedule/schedule.php If payment is not made on or before the first night of the course, the student will be dropped from the course, and will not be reinstated. NSF checks will be treated as non- payment and personal checks will no longer be accepted. Failure to adhere to payment procedures for two courses will result in the student being dropped from the cohort. If receiving financial aid, the student will be required to provide a financial aid letter of verification to the appropriate office (where payment is due) on or before the first night of class. The payment must be postmarked within one week after the student’s receipt of financial aid or the student will be dropped from that semester’s classes. It is the responsibility of the student to insure that all Financial Aid requirements have been met. Attendance will be required at all courses for which the student is registered. Any exceptions must be approved by the faculty member in advance unless it is an emergency. Appropriate documentation may be required for absences. Registration is required prior to the start of the course. If a student is not officially registered for a class, the student may not attend a course. Students are expected to attend classes in the cohort for which the student is admitted (i.e. Champaign/Ford Regional Office of Education classes in Champaign at Parkland College) unless other arrangements are made with the department prior to the start of the class. If a student must drop a course, you must contact the Department of Educational Leadership representative prior to the start of the course: xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx You will receive reimbursement for tuition and fees. If a student does not drop the course prior to the first class session and wishes to withdraw, the student will receive a W (withdrawal) and will be financially responsible for the course. The student must contact the academic department from which he/she is seeking a degree in order to withdraw from a cou...
Class Notification. Class Notification will be provided at the address of Class Members on file from the arrest records of the Defendants. If, after the initial mailing, any Class Notices are returned as undeliverable, the Settlement Administrator will make reasonable efforts to attempt to locate the relevant Class Members. In the event a new address is located, the Settlement Administrator will ensure another Class Notice and Claim Form is mailed to the new address. The Settlement Administrator is not obligated to do this more than once per Class Member.
Class Notification. 5. Notice to Class Members shall be accomplished as follows:
Class Notification. If, after the initial mailing, any Class Notices are returned as undeliverable, the Settlement Administrator will make reasonable efforts to attempt to locate the relevant Class Members by way of national locator database. In the event a new address is located, the Settlement Administrator will ensure another Class Notice and Claim Form is mailed to the new address.
Class Notification a. As soon as practicable after the entry of a Preliminary Approval Order, the City will cause to be disseminated a Class Notice, substantially in the form attached as Exhibit B, in two separate and distinct manners:
Class Notification. 5. After due consideration of all relevant facts and available information, Class Counsel and counsel for Defendants have agreed that the most practical means of providing notice to the Settlement Class Members will be by first class mail, postage prepaid as provided herein, supplemented by Website notification as provided herein.
Class Notification. 19. Notice of this Settlement shall be given to the Class Members as soon as practicable after entry of the Court’s order approving the form of Notice of Proposed Settlement of Class Action, provided, however, that the notice process shall commence no later than thirty (30) days after the entry of such order. Class Notice will include details of the proposed Settlement, including the Plan of Allocation, the application for attorneys’ fees, incentive awards and expenses and costs, the date and time for the Fairness Hearing, and Class Members’ right to object. The Administrator will mail Notice of Settlement to all Class Members, postage-paid by first class United States Mail, after updating the last known address as reflected in Class Counsel’s records. The Parties will request jointly that the Court create and maintain a web page containing links to relevant documents, as agreed upon by the Parties. If such request is not granted, the Administrator will be responsible for the creation and maintenance of such a web page. With the exception of the obligations conferred by Paragraph 20 of this Agreement, Class Counsel, or their agents, bear all responsibility for any and all obligations relating to class notification.
