Foundation for California Community Colleges Sample Clauses

Foundation for California Community Colleges. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx
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Foundation for California Community Colleges. The program serves the people of California who need assistance with a smog check or a noise test for their vehicle.
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Foundation for California Community Colleges. By Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx By Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Title Chief Operating Officer Title Chief Financial Officer Date Date By _ Name Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Title Date
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Foundation for California Community Colleges. The Foundation for California Community Colleges (''Foundation") is the official auxiliary organization of the California Community Colleges Board of Governors and Chancellor's Office. The Foundation is a 50l(c)(3) nonprofit corporation that provides effective services and innovative solutions for the Districts. The Foundation's mission is to benefit support, and enhance the System. The Foundation is represented by its President/CEO.
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Foundation for California Community Colleges. By By Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx (May 3, 2017) Name Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Name Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Title Chief Operating Officer Date May 3, 2017 Title Chief Advancement Officer Date May 3, 2017 By TToonny DyunDckeul n(Mcayk3e,l2017) Name Xxxx Xxxxxxx Title VP of Marketing Solutions Date May 3, 2017 Departmental (under 50 Faculty) $6,500.00 $7,500.00 $8,500.00 50-125 $10,395.00 $12,622.50 $14,850.00 126-250 $15,265.00 $18,536.00 $21,808.00 251-375 $19,719.00 $23,945.00 $28,170.00 376-500 $24,528.00 $29,784.00 $35,040.00 501-749 $30,625.00 $37,187.50 $43,750.00 750+ $36,750.00 $44,625.00 $52,500.00  3-year site license agreement  Offered through TechSmith (no channel)  Pricing tiers based on weighted Full Time Equivalent faculty  Site license includes access for entire college (student viewing AND capture)  Term begins on day of signed contract 50-125 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 126-250 $17.50 $17.50 $17.50 251-375 $15.00 $15.00 $15.00 376-500 $13.00 $13.00 $13.00 501-749 $11.50 $11.50 $11.50 750+ $10.00 $10.00 $10.00  Pricing based on weighted Full Time Equivalent faculty  Cost is “per FTE faculty” (i.e., 210 FTE faculty: 210 x $17.50 = $3,675/year)  Deploy Camtasia and Snagit to all faculty, staff and computer labs at your institution  Faculty and Staff receive on-campus rights with bonus home-use rightsSoftware maintenance and upgrades included for 3-year term The Foundation for California Community Colleges asks each Supplier to make four basic commitments to ensure the overall success of the program. Communication and Information Commitment - Establish the following communication links to facilitate customer access and communication:  A toll-free national telephone for inquiries and orders  Regional or toll-free fax number for inquiries and orders  An email address for general inquiriesProvide the following for Foundation WEB site use: -Standard logos -Summary of products and pricing -Information web-link to Supplier’s website -Overall information about Supplier -Other promotional material as desired The Foundation for California Community Colleges (Foundation) recognizes that each Supplier has a successful business and may choose to meet its commitments to Foundation purchasing programs in a variety of ways that best suit the supplier’s business model, organization and market approach. The following are Program Standards intended to assist the supplier in successfully implementing the Foundation contract: Account Management Team – The Supplier shal...
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Foundation for California Community Colleges. C11536 for a site license for Smog Check Referee and Student Technician Training Program for the Automotive Department.
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Foundation for California Community Colleges. 1. Foundation shall take on the system-level coordination of Program Mapper with assistance from Bakersfield College and its software development vendor, Concentric Sky. In coordination with Bakersfield College and Concentric Sky, the Foundation will work with California Community College districts to seek opportunities to increase the usage of the program, provide program 2. Foundation, in coordination with Bakersfield College, will develop a proposal for potential funding from the Chancellor’s Office to aid in advancing Program Mapper usage throughout the system based on the results returned from the services provided in Section III(A)(4) below. 3. Foundation shall work collaboratively with Bakersfield College and the Chancellor’s Office to develop an efficient organizational structure to house Program Mapper’s intellectual property such that the tool can continue to scale throughout the community college system. 4. Foundation shall contract with a consultant with expertise in the field of market opportunity analysis to assess the market landscape and competition analysis, as well as develop opportunity profiles for Program Mapper to expand and service a broader market. Foundation shall oversee the opportunity validation and market research, as well as serve as a coordinating hub for efforts that will continue technology development, prepare to scale the adoption of the tool among the California Community Colleges, and support alignment with key Chancellor’s Office priorities as defined by the Chancellor’s Office’s Vision for Success.
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Foundation for California Community Colleges. C12680 for annual software license for ArcView software used by the Earth Sciences department.
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Foundation for California Community Colleges. This Grant Agreement (“Agreement”) between Rancho Xxxxxxxx Community College District (“District”) and the Foundation for California Community Colleges, a California nonprofit 501(c)(3) corporation (“Foundation”) is entered into this first day of July 2019 for the purpose of providing grant funding, fiscal management, and accountability for the Youth Empowerment Strategies for Success – Independent Living Program (“YESS-ILP”) operated by District’s Santa Xxx College. This Agreement is made in order to facilitate an already existing agreement between the Foundation and California Department of Social Services (“CDSS”). Nothing contained in this Agreement or otherwise shall create any direct contractual relationship between CDSS and District. This Agreement includes the following Exhibits: EXHIBIT A: Participating College’s Core Roles and Responsibilities, and Work Plan EXHIBIT B: Annual YESS-ILP Budget EXHIBIT C: Confidentiality and Security Requirements EXHIBIT D – Attachment 1: Confidentiality and Security Requirements and Training Foundation provides centralized fiscal and administrative services to community college districts with YESS-ILP funding as set forth in this Agreement. Foundation receives funding for YESS-ILP via an agreement with California Department of Social Services (“CDSS”). Foundation is the official auxiliary foundation for the California Community College system, recognized by the Board of Governors under the provision of the California Education Code §72670.5. District agrees to perform all its duties as grantee and to comply with all county, state, and federal laws and regulations applicable to its YESS-ILP, including, but not limited to those identified in this Agreement.
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