Termination of the MOA. Either institution may terminate this agreement with adequate notice. Adequate notice is defined as providing sufficient time to implement the teach-out agreement outlined below. Termination of the agreement may occur if changes in any of the following make it impossible to continue cooperatively offering courses: the mission of either EKU or The Dual Credit Partner, funding, state or federal regulations, or policies of accrediting bodies of either institution.
Termination of the MOA. Eastern Kentucky University and The Loss Prevention Foundation may terminate this agreement with adequate written notice. Adequate notice is defined as providing sufficient time to implement the “affected students” agreement below. Termination of the MOA may occur for various reasons, including but not limited to, changes in EKU’s mission, state or federal regulations or accrediting policies which may affect the University’s ability to award credit for SSE – 890 – Topical Seminar in Loss Prevention (LPC/LPQ).
Termination of the MOA. 1.1 As of October 31, 2015, the MOA is hereby terminated and no longer applies to or in respect of the Parties.
Termination of the MOA. This MOA shall terminate under the following situations:
Termination of the MOA. This Recipient Agreement shall terminate, as to all the Parties, concurrently with termination of the MOA. A copy of any notice of termination issued in accordance with the MOA shall be provided to the Recipient by the terminating party (i.e. CDFW or the Foundation) at the same time it issues the original notice of termination. Unless otherwise specified in writing by CDFW, upon receipt of a notice of termination of the MOA the Recipient shall promptly transfer to CDFW any unspent and unobligated portion of any Endowment Payment.
Termination of the MOA. This MOA may be terminated by either party at any time prior to the expiration of the MOA provided written notice is given to the ISD (30) days in advance.
