Common use of Termination by the University Clause in Contracts

Termination by the University. If a resident is suspended, dismissed, expelled or otherwise removed from the University or the residence halls for disciplinary or academic reasons or fail to enroll, the University will have the right to terminate this contract. In such cases, the resident will be required to vacate the room within forty-eight (48) hours after notification of such action by the University or sooner if in the opinion of The Office of Residence Life there is a threat to the welfare of residents or property. When The Office of Residence Life believes that the continued presence of the resident in the residence halls poses a continuing danger to person or property or presents a threat of disruption of the normal operations of the residence halls, the resident may be removed from housing pending the outcome of a resident housing appeal proceeding to determine the resident’s future housing status. Residents who are removed from the residence halls for behavior not in keeping with The Office of Residence Life community standards and procedures (as defined in the Office of Residence Life Housing Guide and Student Handbook), as well as those students who are removed from the residence halls due to academic reasons, are subject to pro-rated housing charges through the check-out date.

Termination by the University. If a resident is suspended, dismissed, expelled or otherwise removed from the University or the residence halls for disciplinary or academic reasons or fail to enroll, the University will have the right to terminate this contract. In such cases, the resident will be required to vacate the room within forty-eight (48) hours after notification of such action by the University or sooner if in the opinion of The Office of Residence Life there is a threat to the welfare of residents or property. When The Office of Residence Life believes that the continued presence of the resident in the residence halls poses a continuing danger to person or property or presents a threat of disruption of the normal operations of the residence halls, the resident may be removed from housing pending the outcome of a resident housing appeal proceeding to determine the resident’s future housing status. Residents who are removed from the residence halls for behavior not in keeping with The Office of Residence Life community standards and procedures (as defined in the Office of Residence Life Housing Guide and Student Handbook), as well as those students who are removed from the residence halls due to academic reasons, are subject to pro-rated will not be refunded their housing charges through the check-out datecharges.

Termination by the University. If a resident is suspended, dismissed, expelled or otherwise removed from the University or the residence halls for disciplinary or academic reasons or fail to enroll, the University will have the right to terminate this contract. In such cases, the resident will be required to vacate the room within forty-eight (48) hours after notification of such action by the University or sooner if in the opinion of The Office of Residence Life Residential Living and Learning there is a threat to the welfare of residents or property. When The Office of Residence Life Residential Living and Learning believes that the continued presence of the resident in the residence halls poses a continuing danger to person or property or presents a threat of disruption of the normal operations of the residence halls, the resident may be removed from housing pending the outcome of a resident housing appeal proceeding to determine the resident’s future housing status. Residents who are removed from the residence halls for behavior not in keeping with The Office of Residence Life Residential Living and Learning community standards and procedures (as defined in the Office of Residence Life Housing Guide Residential Living and Student HandbookLearning Community Standards Handbook and Student’s Guidebook), as well as those students who are removed from the residence halls due to academic reasons, are subject to pro-rated housing charges through the check-out date.

Termination by the University. If a resident is suspended, dismissed, expelled or otherwise removed from the University or the residence halls for disciplinary or academic reasons or fail to enroll, the University will have the right to terminate this contract. In such cases, the resident will be required to vacate the room within forty-eight (48) hours after notification of such action by the University or sooner if in the opinion of The Office of Residence Life Residential Living and Learning there is a threat to the welfare of residents or property. When The Office of Residence Life Residential Living and Learning believes that the continued presence of the resident in the residence halls poses a continuing danger to person or property or presents a threat of disruption of the normal operations of the residence halls, the resident may be removed from housing pending the outcome of a resident housing appeal proceeding to determine the resident’s future housing status. Residents who are removed from the residence halls for behavior not in keeping with The Office of Residence Life Residential Living and Learning community standards and procedures (as defined in the Office of Residence Life Housing Guide Residential Living and Student HandbookLearning Community Standards Handbook and Student’s Guidebook), as well as those students who are removed from the residence halls due to academic reasons, are subject to pro-pro- rated housing charges through the check-out date.

Termination by the University. If a resident is suspended, dismissed, expelled or otherwise removed from the University or the residence halls for disciplinary or academic reasons or fail to enroll, the University will have the right to terminate this contract. In such cases, the resident will be required to vacate the room within forty-eight (48) hours after notification of such action by the University or sooner if in the opinion of The Office of Residence Life Residential Living and Learning there is a threat to the welfare of residents or property. When The Office of Residence Life Residential Living and Learning believes that the continued presence of the resident in the residence halls poses a continuing danger to person or property or presents a threat of disruption of the normal operations of the residence halls, the resident may be removed from housing pending the outcome of a resident housing appeal proceeding to determine the resident’s future housing status. Residents who are removed from the residence halls for behavior not in keeping with The Office of Residence Life Residential Living and Learning community standards and procedures (as defined in the Office of Residence Life Housing Guide Residential Living and Student HandbookLearning Community Standards and Student’s Guidebook), as well as those students who are removed from the residence halls due to academic reasons, are subject to pro-rated housing charges through the check-out date.