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Request to Enter into Partnership Agreement with Grand Canyon University (Ordinance S-51266)

Ordinance-S Adopted Introduced August 21, 2024

What this record is

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Grand Canyon University 8 records across this site
Runs until
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Type
contract

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Grand Canyon University also holds

Amendment to Non-Financial Contract with Grand Canyon University for Field Experience and Student Training in Counseling and Social Work San Bernardino County, CA ends Mar 10, 2027 Authorization to Amend Development Agreement with Grand Canyon University (City Contract 142412) (Ordinance S-52622) - District 5 Phoenix, AZ ends Apr 30, 2028 Non-Financial Student Internship Program Agreement with Grand Canyon University San Bernardino County, CA ends Dec 31, 2029 Enter into contract with Grand Canyon University for the purpose of student interns in Social Work at the Department of Community Services. Sullivan County, NY Non-Financial Contract with Grand Canyon University for Field Experience and Student Training in Counseling and Social Work San Bernardino County, CA ends Mar 10, 2026

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Committee
City Council Formal Meeting
Requested by
Police Department
Introduced
August 21, 2024
On agenda
September 18, 2024
Passed
September 18, 2024

Where it was heard

City Council Formal Meeting Sep 18, 2024 adopted Pass

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