Notification of Incident. When a residence life staff member is notified of a possible violation(s) of the On-Campus Living Policies, or the Student Code of Conduct, as outlined by the Constitution of the Student Body, an incident report will be created and forwarded to the Director of Residence Life, or designee. The Director of Residence Life, or designee, will either: 1. Refer the matter to the Vice President of Student Development, or designee; 2. Conduct an Administrative Investigation pursuant to section 12.4; or 3. Assign an appropriate Conduct Officer. The Conduct Officer shall include but not be limited to the following members of the College community: Residence Director(s), Residential Conduct Council, and/or a member of the College Wide Safety and Security Office. o Conduct Meeting. Students will be notified within five (5) class days of receipt of an incident report via college g-mail about a meeting that will commence with the any of the following staff members or committees; Conduct Officer(s), Residential Conduct Council, Director of Residence Life, or his/her designee, a member of the College Wide Safety and Security Office, or the Vice President of Student Development, or his/her designee. At this meeting, the alleged violation(s) will be presented to the accused student and the accused student will be afforded the opportunity to share their side of the story. A discussion of the wise choice process will take place. The accused student is required to be present at this meeting. If the accused student fails to attend the scheduled meeting, the Conduct Officer will then investigate to determine why the student did not attend the meeting. If the Conduct Officer determines that the absence is inexcusable, the student will forfeit the ability to present information about the incident on his/her behalf and the Conduct Officer will review the information that has been presented to make a decision on the outcome of the incident.
Notification of Incident. NVCS shall immediately notify the School District and local law enforcement of any discharge of a firearm on NVCS’s campus and within seven (7) days provide the School District with a comprehensive report describing the incident and all follow-up actions to be taken by NVCS.
Notification of Incident involving dangerous goods Other than in the case of Trains which are wholly passenger Trains, the Operator will provide to ARTC details, at the earliest practicable time after the Operator becomes aware, of all incidents (including non compliance with relevant codes, regulations, bylaws or other statutory provisions, whether or not an Incident) involving dangerous goods including but not limited to any spillage, leakage or container or package damage associated with the movement of any Train on the Network.
Notification of Incident. LCS shall immediately notify the School District and local law enforcement of any discharge of a firearm on LCS’s campus and within seven (7) days provide the School District with a comprehensive report describing the incident and all follow-up actions to be taken by LCS.
Notification of Incident. “Cybersecurity Incident” means any and all (i) actual occurrence(s) leading to the accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, encryption, unauthorized disclosure of, or access to, Seller data; and/or (ii) unauthorized access or harm to Seller’s software, devices, hardware, or network. Seller shall report any Cybersecurity Incident that impacts Seller’s ability to perform the Services or provide Products to Buyer by email to xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx as soon as possible but no later than seventy-two (72) hours after becoming aware of the Cybersecurity Incident.
Notification of Incident involving Dangerous Goods Other than in the case of Trains which are wholly passenger Trains, the Operator will provide to TAHE and the CRN Contractor details, immediately after the Operator becomes aware, of all incidents (including non-compliance with relevant codes, regulations, bylaws or other statutory provisions, whether or not an Incident) involving dangerous goods including but not limited to any spillage, leakage or container or package damage associated with the movement of any Train on the Network.
