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Central Washington University LEARN, D0, LIVE. 1179 — 2i 3 Center for Leadership & +fir Community Engagement Memorandum of Understanding This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) made and entered into this 6/30/2017 at Ellensburg, County of Kittitas, State of Washington, by and between the State of Washington, Center for Leadership and Community Engagement (CLCE) of Central Washington University, hereafter referred to as CWU, and Kittitas County Public Health Department hereafter referred to as the Sponsor. CWU agrees to provide CLCE registered service participants with the opportunity to serve in the Sponsor's organization. Opportunities may be contingent upon resources available from the Sponsor. Through this agreement, both parties agree that these CWU service participants will become service providers of Sponsor and not of CWU. It is agreed that CWU service participants may be asked to perform a variety of service support for sponsor. This Agreement is effective beginning 6/30/2017 and will continue thereafter from year to year. This agreement will be reviewed no later than three years from its effective date, or earlier at the request of either party. In consideration of these services, notification and placement of service participants at the above named organization, the Sponsor agrees to the following responsibilities: 1. Register all CWU service participants as volunteers of Sponsor organization. 2. Purchase and keep in force a general liability policy with minimum coverage of 1,000,000.00 per occurrence. 3. When applicable and required by law, obtain written authorization from each CWU service participant registered with Sponsor and secure valid criminal history background information pursuant to the Child/Adult Abuse Information Act and RCW 43.43.830 through 43.43.845. 4. Provide Sponsor's orientation requirements for CWU service participants. All CWU service participants must satisfactorily complete orientation before commencing their duties. 5. Ensure that all registered CWU service participants have a safe working environment and that the CWU service participants are not exposed to any extreme hazards. 6. Demonstrate a level of professionalism consistent with CWU. 7. Provide supervision of all CWU service participants to include, but not limited to, the following: a Inform service participants of duties, which may vary from project to project and will be based on the current needs of the Sponsor and available funding. Duties are not limited to, but typically include: ■ Working in the Health Promotion, Community Health, Environmental Health, or Assessment divisions • Assisting with any activities within the department ■ Interaction with department staff and the general public • Attending staff and program meetings • Shadowing in the field ■ Assisting with front desk duties ■ Attending trainings and local events