Resident Meal Plans Sample Clauses

Resident Meal Plans. All students who reside in University housing (except Xxxxxxx Xxxx, The Gables and Woodside apartment) are required to purchase a meal plan from the designated mandatory choices. There are no exceptions to this requirement. The Core, Campus and Campus Premier meal plans satisfy the requirement. See xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxx for the latest information about meal plans and services.
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Resident Meal Plans. All students who reside in University housing (except Xxxxxxx Xxxx, The Gables and Woodside apartments) are required to purchase a meal plan from the designated mandatory choices. There are no exceptions to this requirement. The Core, Campus and Campus Premier meal plans satisfy the requirement. See xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxx for the latest information about meal plans and services. 1. Resident students must designate the meal plan of their choice: a. prior to July 1 for Semester I b. prior to the second Friday in November for Spring Semester 2. Failure to specify a meal plan choice will be an indication of acceptance of the minimum mandatory meal plan for resident students, currently the Core Plan. a. The last day for making downgrades to your meal plan is the 2nd Friday of each semester. 3. Resident meal plans are valid through the last day of meal service in the semester of purchase. 4. Access to the dining halls can be obtained through one of the following six methods: a. Biometric Recognition System b. Dining Dollars (encoded on your UNH photo ID card) c. Cat’s Cache (encoded on your UNH photo ID card) d. Cash e. Master Card, Visa, or Discover f. Apple Pay
Resident Meal Plans. All students who reside in University housing (except Xxxxxxx Xxxx, The Gables and Woodside apartment residents) are required to purchase a meal plan from the designated mandatory choices. There are no exceptions to this requirement. The Core, Campus and Campus Premier meal plans satisfy the requirement. See xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxx for the latest information about meal plans and services. 1. Resident students must designate the meal plan of their choice: a) prior to July 1 for Semester I b) prior to the second Friday in November for Semester II 2. Failure to specify a meal plan choice will be an indication of acceptance of the minimum mandatory meal plan for resident students, currently the Core Plan. a) The last day for making downgrades to your meal plan is the 2nd Friday of each semester. 3. Resident meal plans are valid through the last day of meal service in the semester of purchase. 4. Access to the dining halls can be obtained through one of the following five methods: a) Hand Recognition System (those owning one of the three resident Anytime meal plans) b) Dining Dollars (encoded on your UNH photo ID card) c) Cat’s Cache (encoded on your UNH photo ID card) d) Cash e) Master Card, Visa, Discover or American Express
Resident Meal Plans. All students who reside in university housing (except Xxxxxxx Xxxx, The Gables, and Woodside apartments) are required to purchase a meal plan from the designated mandatory choices. The Core, Campus and Premier meal plans satisfy the requirement. Dining rates and fees are considered proposed until approval is granted by the University Board of Trustees. Approved, final rates will be published on the UNH dining website. See the UNH Dining website for the latest information about meal plans and services. 1. Resident students must designate the meal plan of their choice: a. For Fall Semester: by July 1

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  • Replacement Employee Should a replacement Employee be engaged, the replacement Employee is to be informed prior to engagement of the fixed term nature of the employment and of the rights of the Employee, who is being replaced, including that the engagement may be subject to variation according to 6.10.3 (d) and ability to extend unpaid Maternity Leave as provided for under sub-clause 6.10.10.

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