Program reduction definition

Program reduction is defined as the elimination or merger of degree programs, departments of instruction, or colleges, which is a function of the University in its regular review of enrollments, departments and programs, resource allocation and strategic planning.

Program reduction means the Academic Program continues to exist, but at a reduced level of activity (e.g., reducing the range of optional tracks or majors) in accordance with the outcome of a program review performed pursuant to BOG Academic Rule 2.2 – Program Creation and Review.

Examples of Program reduction in a sentence

• Program reduction means a decision to cancel, consolidate, or realign a program or discipline.

• The main outcome of the Program, reduction of deficit and break-even against working expenses, has not been sustained, even though some of the measures implemented to achieve the outcome have been kept in force including reduction of 20,000 workers.

• Program reduction shall be defined as a program which is reduced from that which was offered in the previous school year.

• Program reduction translates into the release or rearrangement of faculty.

• The Senate concurs with replacing penalty revenues with $14,063,400 GF, a Food Assistance Reinvestment Program reduction, and a net increase from the transfer of E.O. 2003-18.

• The results of the no action alternative will result in a LSA Program reduction from 37.3 PYs to 22.0 PYs, and increase the Department’s inability to review notifications from 14% currently to approximately 51%.

• Peter approaches.PETERShe just felt a little sliding of the foot and a little, too much grip on the ankle.

• Museum & Art Gallery Hours be reduced from the current 5 days per week in the winter and 6 days per week in the summer to 4 days per week, resulting in $0.037M tax savings in 2021; 2.Environmental Education Program reduction of conservation focused events, door-to-door information and presentations, resulting in $0.035M tax savings in 2021; 3.

• If the VA still determines to reduce the veteran’s benefits or revoke the veteran’s participation in the Program, reduction or revocation should not be effective until at least 30 days after VA provides its written decision to the veteran.

• Ms. Wendy Hoskins, UNLV associate professor, objected to the “premium holiday” and the elimination of the promised Wellness Program reduction and asked for merit pay restoration in order to better retain top faculty who have dedicated themselves to Nevada.