New program definition

New program means any program not previously approved by the Commission or by their predecessor review authorities, regardless of whether it comprises new instructional components or the reassembled components of existing programs.

New program has the meaning set forth in Section 11.8(b).

New program means a program:

Examples of New program in a sentence

• New program staff must receive orientation training that includes at a minimum, introduction to the program, the aging network, maintenance of records and files (as appropriate), the aging process, ethics and emergency procedures.

• Term and Form of Contract The Michigan REC New program shall require a written contract with a minimum term of three years.

• New program needs when the success of the program is not predictable.

• New program staff must receive orientation training that includes at a minimum, introduction to the program, the aging network, maintenance of records and files (as appropriate), the aging process, ethics, and emergency procedures.

• New program participants may still answer this question based on any other relevant planning documents and/or any past fair housing goals, actions, or strategies.

More Definitions of New program

New program means any degree program, major, specialization or concentration not previously approved by the Board.

New program means any program not previously approved by the Office or the Commission, or by their predecessor review authorities, regardless of whether it comprises new instructional components or the reassembled components of existing programs. "New program" does not mean addition of a minor area of optional specialization within an existing program when there is no substantial change in the credential awarded. Reorganization or renaming does not in itself constitute a new program.

New program means an academic or vocational educational offering not previously approved by the department or a current offering delivered in a format not previously approved by the department. New program shall also mean an approved academic or vocational offering whose components, including but not limited to program length, required hours, and/or content, have been modified by fifty percent (50%) or more.

New program is defined in Section 2.3.1.

New program means a separate consumer credit program established pursuant to the Thirteenth Amendment between Bank and Retailer dated as of January 13, 2014, and operating in parallel with the consumer revolving financing program offered under the Program.

New program means any education program planning to prepare individuals for initial licensure that has not been accredited by the Board. This includes but is not limited to diploma, associate, baccalaureate, generic masters, second degree programs, accelerated programs, cohorts, sites, distance education through technology, Internet or web-based programs.

New program means any goods or services under one or more of the categories listed under s. HFS 68.06 (2) developed