Common Contracts
2 similar null contracts
ContractApril 13th, 2022
Policy Number 101.001 Academics Policy Title CONSORTIAL AND CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS Responsible Officers Provost Responsible Offices Provost Summary A consortium (contractual or cooperative agreement) defines the purpose of the agreement, identifies course availability and limitations, identifies procedures for admission, registration and records, clarifies Financial Aid responsibilities, and identifies other elements such as matriculation status, use of library resources, promotion, and payment. A complete listing of active and historical articulation agreements are housedin the Office of the University Provost. Definitions Consortial relationship – a formal arrangement between the University and one or more other institutions of higher education to share in the responsibility to deliver courses or programs meeting mutually agreed upon academic quality standards. Contractual agreement – a formal arrangement between the University and another institution for admission, receipt of course
ContractDecember 21st, 2016
Policy Number 101.000 Academics Policy Title CONSORTIAL AND CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENTS Responsible Officers Provost Responsible Offices Provost Summary A consortium (contractual or cooperative agreement) defines the purpose of the agreement, identifies course availability and limitations, identifies procedures for admission, registration and records, clarifies Financial Aid responsibilities, and identifies other elements such as matriculation status, use of library resources, promotion, andpayment. A complete listing of active and historical articulation agreements are housed in the Office of the University Provost. Definitions Consortial relationship – a formal arrangement between the University and one or more other institutions of higher education to share in the responsibility to deliver courses or programs meeting mutually agreed upon academic quality standards. Contractual agreement – a formal arrangement between the University and another institution for admission, receipt of course
