On Campus Sample Clauses

On Campus a. Students who have selected to receive their Chromebook from the UCCS Bookstore, will have one reserved for their pickup. b. Each Chromebook issued to students by this process, will have instructions included. The instructions will indicate to the student how to log on to the Chromebook for it to be configured to their username. In addition, a resource guide will point students to cloud storage solutions, such as OneDrive, and other UCCS resources.
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On Campus. (If you have opted for the online only learning plan for the 1st marking period please proceed directly to Section 2) 1. Adhere to the state-mandated quarantine periods from other states and hot spots before the start of school. 2. Check daily temperature and complete the self-assessment using the daily health check form by 7am daily - prior to arrival on campus. 3. Remain at home should I become symptomatic in any way. 4. Report any exposure or illness consistent with COVID-19 to the school in accordance with AHA’s attendance policy. 5. Be mindful of my close contacts, should I be asked to document my activities for over the previous 14 days prior to symptom development or positive test. 1. That I will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days if I have a documented exposure to COVID-19, live with someone who is/is presumed positive for COVID-19, or engage in at-risk travel. 2. Should I develop symptoms consistent with COVID-19, I will be asked to self-isolate for a period consistent with CDC guidelines and in accordance with AHA’s COVID-19 Return to Campus Plan. 3. That I am obligated to comply with the following safety measures currently in place to maximize my personal safety and minimize potential risk of exposure while on campus: ● Practice physical distancing by ensuring a 6-foot distance between myself and others at all times, which includes leaving all chairs and furniture in place to abide with physical distancing and observing room occupancy limitations as designated. This also prohibits shaking of hands, hugging, or other forms of close personal contact while on campus. ● Wear the school-sponsored cloth face covering or a school issued disposable surgical mask at all times while on campus indoors except while eating/drinking. The mask should be worn covering both the nose and mouth. ● Engage in regular hand washing for 20 seconds or frequent hand sanitizing. ● Take mask breaks only in the designated outdoor areas at designated times. ● Refrain from sharing personal belongings such as water bottles, food, pens, cosmetics, etc. ● Bring only essential items to school knowing that I will not be able to use a locker. ● Follow proper hallway and bathroom etiquette. Procedures will be posted and explained. 4. That if I do become ill at school, ● I will report immediately to a faculty or staff member if I have any of the following symptoms: ○ Fever or chills ○ Cough ○ Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing ○ Xxxxxxx ○ Muscle or body aches ○ Heada...
On Campus. The NCAA shall not pay a facility rental charge nor facility fees for on-campus facilities but will reimburse for the venue operating personnel and services deemed necessary by the NCAA, including but not limited to PA announcer, official timer, scoreboard operator, shot-clock operator, official scorer, statisticians, police escorts, ushers, ticket sellers, ticket takers, exit watch persons, security personnel, fire marshal, maintenance and cleaning staff of the building and grounds, media areas, video/control room personnel, necessary medical personnel staffing the championship as determined by the NCAA (e.g., paramedics and emergency personnel not already addressed in the budget for ambulance service), etc. All such personnel are to be under the sole direction and the control of the venue(s) and are not to be considered employees or agents of the NCAA. Budgeted amounts shall be entered on the proposed budget and must be approved by the NCAA in order to receive a reimbursement.
On Campus. The NCAA shall not pay a facility rental charge nor facility fees for on-campus facilities but will pay for the actual and necessary expenses associated with the operation of the championship deemed necessary by the NCAA, including but not limited to PA announcer, official timer, official scorer, statisticians, ushers, ticket sellers, ticket takers, exit watch persons, security personnel, fire marshal, maintenance and cleaning staff of the building and grounds, media areas, necessary medical personnel staffing the championship as determined by the NCAA (e.g., paramedics and emergency personnel not already addressed in the budget for ambulance service), etc. All such personnel are to be under the sole direction and the control of the venue(s) and are not to be considered employees or agents of the NCAA. Budgeted amounts shall be entered on the proposed budget and must be approved by the NCAA in order to receive a reimbursement.
On Campus. If a location is directly connected to the County network it is considered ‘on-campus’. These comprise departments/offices in downtown locations at: 000 Xxxxx Xxxx 000 Xxxxxx 201 Poplar & Jail 150 Washington 140 Xxxxx 584 Xxxxx (Support Services) 000 Xxxxxx Xxx (Forensic Center) 000 Xxxxx (Support Services, Print Shop) 814 Jefferson (Health Department) 000 Xxxxx (Juvenile Court) Shelby Farms – all offices at 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, and remote buildings including Correction Center, Jail East, AOC, Sheriff Training Academy, DR Site, Election Commission, Codes Enforcement, Roads & Bridges, Engineering etc.

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