Involuntary Withdrawals of Fellowship Programs Sample Clauses

Involuntary Withdrawals of Fellowship Programs. In the event that the Match Committee becomes aware that a Fellowship Program has violated this Agreement or is not intending to fulfill its commitment to a Match, the Match Committee has the authority to withdraw the Fellowship Program from SSFM for the remainder of that match cycle, and/or prohibit the Fellowship Program from participating in future SSFM cycles. The Match Committee shall not withdraw a Fellowship Program pursuant to this paragraph, unless – after providing the Fellowship Program a reasonable opportunity under the circumstances to explain its position – the Match Committee determines, in its sole discretion, that the Fellowship Program has violated this Agreement or is not intending to fulfill her/her commitment to a Match. In the event of such an involuntary withdrawal by the Match Committee, the Fellowship Candidate (if any) that was matched with the subject Fellowship Program will automatically be granted a Waiver pursuant to Section 5.0. An involuntary withdrawal is in addition to any authority to sanction Fellowship Programs and/or Program Directors pursuant to Section 8.0, below.
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Involuntary Withdrawals of Fellowship Programs. In the event that the NASS ISMM Committee becomes aware that a Fellowship Program has violated this Agreement or is not intending to fulfill its commitment to a Match, the NASS ISMM Committee has the authority to withdraw the Fellowship Program from the NASS ISMM Fellowship program for the remainder of that match cycle, and/or prohibit the Fellowship Program from participating in future ISMM Fellowship cycles. The NASS ISMM Committee shall not withdraw a Fellowship Program pursuant to this paragraph, unless – after providing the Fellowship Program a reasonable opportunity under the circumstances to explain its position – the NASS ISMM Committee determines, in its sole discretion that the Fellowship Program has violated this Agreement or is not intending to fulfill her/her commitment to a Match. In the event of such an involuntary withdrawal by the Match Committee, the Fellowship Candidate (if any) that was matched with the subject Fellowship Program will automatically be granted a Waiver pursuant to Section 5.0. An involuntary withdrawal is in addition to any authority to sanction Fellowship Programs and/or Program Directors pursuant to Section 8.0, below.
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Involuntary Withdrawals of Fellowship Programs. In the event that the Match Grievance Committee becomes aware that a Fellowship Program has violated this Agreement or is not intending to fulfill its commitment to a Match, the Match Grievance Committee has the authority to withdraw the Fellowship Program from POSNA for the remainder of that match cycle, and/or prohibit the Fellowship Program from participating in future POSNA cycles. The Match Grievance Committee shall not withdraw a Fellowship Program pursuant to this paragraph, unless, after providing the Fellowship Program a reasonable opportunity under the circumstances to explain its position, it determines that the Fellowship Program has violated this Agreement or is not intending to fulfill her/her commitment to a Match. In the event of such an involuntary withdrawal by the Match Grievance Committee, the Fellowship Candidate (if any) that was matched with the subject Fellowship Program will automatically be granted a Waiver pursuant to Section 1.0. An involuntary withdrawal is in addition to any authority to sanction Fellowship Programs and/or Program Directors pursuant to Section 4.0, below. 0 Xxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxx 0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, XX 00000 2.5 Automatic Withdrawals of Fellowship Candidates. Fellowship Candidates recognize that in the event he/she is registered for multiple fellowship match programs through San Francisco Match, the Fellowship Candidate must accept the first Match he/she receives, and that the Fellowship Candidate will automatically be withdrawn from all other match programs within San Francisco Match once a Match occurs.
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