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THIRD AMENDED AND RESTATED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES AGREEMENT

DATED AS OF OCTOBER 1, 2016 
BY AND BETWEEN

COLLEGIS, LLC

AND

RASMUSSEN COLLEGE, INC.,
A PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLE I DEFINITIONS    1 

ARTICLE II SERVICES    2
2.1Performance of Services    2
2.2Growth in Services    2
2.3Case Study/Reference Client    3
2.4Technology Evolution    3
ARTICLE III FEES FOR SERVICES    3
3.1Consideration    3
3.2Invoices and Payment Terms    3
3.3Change of Circumstances    3
ARTICLE IV CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION    3
4.1Liaison between Parties    3
4.2Ownership of Software, Data, and Information Technology Equipment    3
4.3Use of Technology and Equipment.    4
4.4Use of Software and Access to Personnel    4
4.5Use of Third Party Software/Hardware    4
ARTICLE V PERFORMANCE    4
5.1Status Reporting    4
5.2Disaster Recovery    4
5.3Audit Rights/Access to Records    4
5.4Service Level    5
ARTICLE VI DISPUTES    5
6.1Dispute Resolution and Escalation Procedures    5
6.2Non-Binding Mediation    5
6.3Equitable Relief    5
ARTICLE VII WARRANTIES, INDEMNIFICATION, AND LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY 
                              7.1          Collegis’ Warranties    5
7.2Indemnification by Collegis    6
7.3LIMITATION OF LIABILITY    6
7.4Provision of Insurance    6
ARTICLE VIII TERM, EXTENSION, AND TERMINATION    7
8.1Term    7
8.2Extension    7
8.3Termination for Breach by Collegis    7
8.4Provisions Relating to Termination    8
8.5Termination for Breach by Rasmussen    8
8.6Transition    8
ARTICLE IX OWNERSHIP OF WORK PRODUCT AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY    9
9.1Rasmussen License    9
9.2Collegis License    10
9.3Reserved Rights    10
9.4Custom Work Product    10
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9.5Infringements    10
9.6Residuals    10
9.7CBE Modules and Courses    10
ARTICLE X CONFIDENTIALITY OF PROPRIETARY MATERIAL    11
10.1Confidential Information    11
10.2Treatment of Confidential Information    11
ARTICLE XI MISCELLANEOUS    11
11.1Assignment    11
11.2Governing Law    11
11.3WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL    12
11.4Mandatory Arbitration    12
11.5Force Majeure    12
11.6Notices    12
11.7Integration of Agreement    13
11.8Amendment    13
11.9Severability    13
11.10Waiver    13
11.11Binding Effect    13
11.12Authority    13
11.13Expenses for Enforcement    13
11.14Independent Contractor    13
11.15Compliance With Laws    13
11.16Publicity    13
11.17Nondiscrimination/Employment    14
11.18Non-Solicitation    14
11.19Each Party Responsible for its Agents and Employees    14
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THIRD AMENDED AND RESTATED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES AGREEMENT

THIS THIRD AMENDED AND RESTATED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES AGREEMENT (the “Agreement”) is made this 1st day of October, 2016 by and between Collegis, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (“Collegis”) and Rasmussen College, Inc., a Public Benefit Corporation, a Delaware corporation (“Rasmussen”) (Collegis and Rasmussen are sometimes collectively referred to herein as the “Parties” and, as the context requires, individually referred to herein as a “Party”).

WHEREAS, pursuant to that certain Second Amended and Restated Information Technology Services Agreement by and between the Parties made effective as of October 1, 2015 (“Superseded Agreement”), Rasmussen purchased certain management information services from Collegis in support of the management and operation of Rasmussen’s information technology;

WHEREAS, the Parties desire to amend and restate the Superseded Agreement on the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement.

NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual agreements contained herein, the Parties hereby agree as follows:

ARTICLE I DEFINITIONS

The following definitions shall apply to this Agreement:

1.1“Additional Services” shall mean services which are outside the scope of Services (as hereinafter defined). The scope of Services is based upon existing information technology serving Rasmussen’s existing business with a certain hardware and software configuration, a specified number of input/output devices and workstations, and other network components in existence at the time this Agreement is entered into (the “Environmental and Technology Profiles”). Additional Services shall result from changes required to the scope of Services due to:

(a)A change that both Parties agree is material in the Environmental and Technology Profiles, such as, but not limited to, adding additional equipment or new applications which require additional staff to support or the information technology volume drivers of Rasmussen’s business increasing or changing materially;

(b)The ownership or mission of Rasmussen changing in a way which results in a material change in information technology required to serve the business emphasis or business operations of Rasmussen after the change; or

(c)Rasmussen requesting new services which are outside the scope of Services if such changes cause a change in the level of resources reasonably required to deliver the Services described in a SOW, unless the Services are modified such that the Services, as modified, can be delivered within the available level of resources. If the Services are not so modified, then such changes shall be Additional Services and shall be dealt with as provided for in Section 2.2 of this Agreement.

1.2 “Collegis’ Site Director” shall mean and refer to the person appointed by Collegis who will be delegated the duty and responsibility of maintaining liaison with Rasmussen and overseeing performance by Collegis of its obligations under this Agreement.

1.3“Disaster” shall mean the occurrence of one or more events that impacts the delivery of a material portion of the Services.

1.4“Effective Date” shall mean and refer to October 1, 2016. Such date shall be the date this Agreement becomes effective and from which date all time periods shall be measured unless otherwise provided in the body of this Agreement.

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1.5“Executive Representative” shall mean a person designated by either Party who is authorized on behalf of the Party making the designation to bind that Party to agreements, including, but not limited to agreements intended to resolve disputes under this Agreement.

1.6“IT Steering Committee” or “ITSC” shall mean and refer to the committee appointed by Rasmussen who will be delegated the duty and responsibility of maintaining liaison with Collegis and overseeing performance by Rasmussen of its obligations under this Agreement.

1.7“Office of Information Technology” shall mean and refer to any of Collegis’ data centers and offices.

1.8“Rasmussen’s Site Director” shall mean and refer to the person appointed by Rasmussen who will serve on the ITSC and be the primary point of contact with Collegis related to its obligations under this Agreement.

1.9“Services” shall mean and refer individually and collectively to the tasks and services which Collegis has agreed to perform hereunder, which tasks and services are described with particularity in an SOW.

1.10“Service Change Process” shall mean the process for adding any Additional Services as set forth in the applicable SOW.

1.11“Student Enrollment” shall mean a unique residential or online student enrolled in a program of study at Rasmussen.

1.12“SOW” shall mean a Statement of Work executed under this Agreement.

1.13“Term” shall mean, with respect to each Service, the Initial Term and any Renewal Term, as such terms are defined in an SOW.

1.14“Termination Date” shall have the meaning set for in Section 8.4.

ARTICLE II SERVICES

2.1Performance of Services. Starting on the Effective Date and during the Term of the Agreement, Collegis shall perform the Services in the manner described in the applicable. SOW. This Agreement to provide Services takes into account Rasmussen’s determination that Collegis possesses the requisite expertise and management ability to provide the Services. Unless otherwise specifically set forth in an SOW, Collegis will perform the Services in the manner and at a level of service (including with respect to timing and priority) consistent with past practices with respect to that performed for Rasmussen prior to the Effective Date. Without limiting the foregoing, Collegis will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide the Services in accordance with the specific performance standards (“Service Levels”) set forth on an exhibit to an applicable SOW.

2.2Growth in Services. If Additional Services are required or requested, then Collegis and Rasmussen shall confer as to the extent of Additional Service and agree upon a fee to be charged for the Additional Services prior to Collegis being obligated to provide such Additional Services. Any request for Additional Services will be subject to the Service Change Process in accordance with the provisions of an SOW. In the event Collegis provides Additional Services prior to the time a fee structure is agreed, Rasmussen will be responsible for any payments owing for the Additional Services from the date the Additional Services began to the date the fee structure was agreed upon. For the avoidance of doubt, Collegis shall have no obligation to provide any Additional Services unless the Parties have agreed upon a fee for such Additional Services. The Parties shall timely execute a Service Change Order (“Change Order”) for any Additional Services that are agreed upon.

2.3Case Study/Reference Client. Rasmussen acknowledges and agrees that it shall serve as a case study and reference client for Collegis. In this regard, Rasmussen agrees to allow Collegis to include reference to Rasmussen and the Services performed hereunder in a portfolio 
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designed to market Collegis’ services to third parties, including on Collegis’ website. Written or other descriptions or depictions of, or included in, any case study or reference including Rasmussen shall be subject to the advance written consent of Rasmussen through Kevin Delano, Chief Financial Officer, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.

2.4Technology Evolution. Collegis shall use commercially reasonable efforts to prevent the versions of its hardware, software and systems used in performing the Services from becoming a version that is no longer supported by its vendor or manufacturer such that they are not sufficient to enable the performance of the Services in accordance with this Agreement and applicable SOWs, except as otherwise consented to by Rasmussen.

ARTICLE III FEES FOR SERVICES

3.1Consideration. As consideration for the Services provided hereunder, Rasmussen shall pay Collegis an amount equal to the fees set forth on an Exhibit to the applicable SOW (the “Fees”), plus any applicable sales, use, or similar tax imposed on, or payable with respect to, any Fees payable pursuant to this Agreement. Such Exhibit to an SOW shall include all applicable Fees and the methodology for calculating such Fees.

3.2Invoices and Payment Terms. Collegis shall submit invoices or make payments to Rasmussen in accordance with the invoice and payment schedule set forth on an Exhibit to an SOW. Each invoice shall include an explanation in reasonable detail of the calculation of the Fees.  Failure to timely issue an invoice shall not relieve Rasmussen of its obligation to pay Collegis when invoices are rendered. All undisputed balances shall be due within forty-five (45) days after receipt by Rasmussen of an invoice.

3.3Change of Circumstances. Collegis and Rasmussen acknowledge that there are current and future risks that are not within either Party’s control that may impede, limit, or adversely affect the attainment of the intended financial or operational goals and values reflected in this Agreement for one or both Parties. Collegis’ and Rasmussen’s Executive Representatives shall review business and technology strategy, and related budgetary and financial consequences, at an annual meeting. Such meeting shall be scheduled to coordinate with Rasmussen’s fiscal year planning process, so that any changes agreed upon by the Parties can be reflected in the annual plans of the Parties.

ARTICLE IV CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

4.1Liaison between Parties. Rasmussen shall appoint a Site Director and members to the ITSC, and Collegis shall appoint a Site Director. Collegis’ Site Director shall be reasonably available for consultation with Rasmussen’s ITSC regarding work contemplated to be performed under this Agreement. The Parties’ liaisons shall meet as provided in Section 5.1 hereof to discuss performance under this Agreement, and to determine in a collective manner the work that is to be done by Collegis under this Agreement, subject to the provisions of an SOW. The Rasmussen ITSC or Rasmussen’s Site Director shall be the only people authorized on behalf of Rasmussen to direct Collegis’ performance and the nature and scope of work to be accomplished using the resources made available to Rasmussen pursuant to this Agreement. The Collegis Site Director shall be the only person authorized on behalf of Collegis to commit to perform Services for Rasmussen pursuant to this Agreement. The liaisons shall be responsible for attempting to resolve any disputes between the Parties before submission of the dispute to mediation as provided for in Section 6.2 and before seeking arbitration or judicial resolution of any dispute.

4.2Ownership of Software, Data, and Information Technology Equipment. Subject to Article IX below, Rasmussen reserves and retains the right, title, and interest in any and all computing equipment, software, systems, data, output, and other materials or property except that which is explicitly furnished by Collegis or third parties who retain such rights themselves (the “Computing Assets”). Upon expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement, Collegis shall cease using and shall return to Rasmussen any Computing Assets provided by Rasmussen in as good condition as when turned over to it, reasonable wear and tear excepted. All costs relative to information technology equipment and supplies for Rasmussen’s computing functions shall be the responsibility of Rasmussen.
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4.3Use of Technology and Equipment. At no charge to Collegis, Rasmussen shall provide Collegis access to all existing equipment, equipment services, programs, and supplies, and any additional equipment, equipment services, programs, and supplies that are added by mutual agreement of Collegis and Rasmussen from time to time, necessary to support the Services and any Additional Services. Rasmussen shall provide Collegis’ staff with access to all such equipment so that Collegis may perform its obligations under this Agreement.

4.4Use of Software and Access to Personnel. For purposes of performance under this Agreement, Collegis shall have complete access to all Rasmussen software programs and related material necessary to provide the Services and any Additional Services. Collegis shall also have reasonable access to Rasmussen’s management, professional, and operating personnel necessary for performance under this Agreement, as well as to all materials, records, discs, tapes, or other information necessary to perform the Services contemplated hereby.

4.5Use of Third Party Software/Hardware. Collegis shall be solely responsible for obtaining the right for Rasmussen to use the software and hardware in the Office of Information Technology which shall be set forth on an Exhibit to an SOW. Collegis shall obtain all material permissions required from third party vendors, including sublicenses if any are required for the software and hardware set forth on an Exhibit to an SOW. Rasmussen shall fully cooperate with Collegis as needed for obtaining any necessary licenses or sublicenses.

ARTICLE V PERFORMANCE

5.1Status Reporting. Collegis’ Site Director shall conduct regular meetings with Rasmussen’s ITSC and such other persons as may be designated by Rasmussen to formally review Collegis’ performance under the terms of this Agreement. These meetings shall be conducted at a time and location mutually agreed upon. Collegis shall also prepare regular status reports and tactical plans which document past activities and outline planned activities. The form and frequency of such status reports and tactical plans shall be mutually agreed upon.

5.2Disaster Recovery.

(a)Collegis shall develop, maintain and provide to Rasmussen a disaster recovery plan (the “Disaster Recovery Plan”) in accordance with the parameters which shall be outlined on an Exhibit to an SOW. Collegis may update and/or revise its Disaster Recovery Plan provided that it notifies Rasmussen in advance and shall acquire Rasmussen’s prior written consent if such update and/or revision would reasonably be expected to adversely affect Rasmussen directly.

(b)Collegis shall implement its Disaster Recovery Plan immediately upon the occurrence of a Disaster or other comparable outage and, upon such implementation, the Disaster Recovery Plan shall operate in accordance with its terms.

5.3Audit Rights/Access to Records.

(a)Upon notice from Rasmussen, Collegis shall provide auditors and inspectors of Rasmussen or any regulatory authority having jurisdiction over Rasmussen with reasonable access to the Office of Information Technology for the purpose of performing audits or inspections of Rasmussen (including Collegis’ provision of any Services for Rasmussen). Collegis shall provide such auditors and inspectors any assistance that they may reasonably require in performing their audit or inspection.

(b)If any audit by an auditor designated by Rasmussen or a regulatory authority having jurisdiction over Rasmussen or Collegis results in Collegis or Rasmussen being notifiedthat the Services performed in the Office of Information Technology by Collegis are not in compliance with any generally accepted accounting principles or other audit requirements relating to the Services performed under this Agreement, Collegis and Rasmussen shall mutually agree on any changes required to comply.
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5.4Service Level. Collegis shall provide Services in accordance with the Service Levels which shall be set forth on an Exhibit to an SOW.

ARTICLE VI DISPUTES

6.1Dispute Resolution and Escalation Procedures. All disputes between the Parties under this Agreement shall be resolved in accordance with the following procedures. Prior to commencement of non-binding mediation, as provided for in Section 6.2, the Parties shall first seek to resolve any dispute by a meeting between their respective liaisons, but only after notice of default if one is alleged and the requisite opportunity to cure. Such meeting shall take place within forty-eight (48) hours after either Rasmussen’s Site Director or Collegis’ Site Director (individually referred to as a “Party’s Representative” and collectively referred to as the “Parties’ Representatives”) formally notifies the other Party’s Representative that a meeting is being requested. Such notification shall be made in writing requesting the meeting (a “Meeting Request”) and shall be delivered by email, by prepaid U.S. mail return receipt requested, by hand delivery, or express delivery and shall be deemed made when received. A Meeting Request shall state what the subject discussion of the requested meeting shall be with as much specificity as is reasonably possible so that the Parties can come to the meeting prepared to have a meaningful discussion and the meeting can be productive. If the dispute is not resolved at the requested meeting, then either Party’s Representative may notify the other Party’s Representative at such meeting that they will request the dispute be submitted to the respective Executive Representatives of the Parties for resolution. A follow-up request for a meeting of the Executive Representatives shall be made in writing in the same manner as the Meeting Request, no later than forty-eight (48) hours after the end of the meeting of Rasmussen’s Site Director and Collegis’ Site Director. The meeting of the Executive Representatives shall take place at a time and place mutually agreed to by the Executive Representatives no later than seven (7) days following the end of the meeting of Rasmussen’s Site Director and Collegis’ Site Director. If the Executive Representatives are unable to resolve the dispute, or if either of the Executive Representatives fails to meet with the other for any reason, then the dispute may be immediately submitted to non-binding mediation as provided for in Section 6.2.

6.2Non-Binding Mediation.

(a)In the event the Parties cannot resolve a dispute which arises between them in accordance with the procedure set out in Section 6.1, the Parties shall then submit the dispute to non-binding mediation. Either Party may request mediation by sending a written notice to the other Party, and the mediation shall be held in a mutually agreeable place, at a mutually agreeable time, within thirty (30) days of the date of request for mediation. The Parties shall select a mediator who is acceptable to both of them, and if they cannot agree on a mediator, then each shall select its own mediator, and the two mediators shall serve in tandem to mediate the dispute.

(b) If as a result of the mediation the Parties do not resolve their dispute, or if the mediation has continued without resolution for at least forty-five (45) days after the original request for mediation was made, then either Party shall have the right to submit the dispute to arbitration in accordance with Section 11.4. In the event a dispute is submitted to arbitration, but this Agreement has not been terminated by the Party submitting the dispute to arbitration, then the Party not submitting the dispute to arbitration shall continue to perform under this Agreement unless the Party who submits the dispute to arbitration materially breaches this Agreement and the other Party would otherwise have the right to terminate this Agreement in accordance with its terms.

6.3Equitable Relief. Notwithstanding the provisions of this Article VI, either Party may seek equitable relief at any time.

ARTICLE VII
WARRANTIES, INDEMNIFICATION, AND LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY

7.1Collegis’ Warranties.

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(a)Collegis warrants that all of the staff it assigns to perform work under this Agreement shall be competent to perform the services rendered by them in furtherance of this Agreement and that they shall perform those services in a good and workmanlike manner in accordance with applicable commercially reasonable trade and professional standards.

(b)COLLEGIS EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR USE FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

(c)Collegis warrants that it has and, through the Term hereof, shall have, the full authority, right, and power to use all hardware and software, including licensed software as set forth on an Exhibit to an SOW, used and to be used in the provision of Services hereunder.

(d)Collegis shall maintain adequate supporting material to enable Collegis to update or regenerate, as necessary, data files, printer outputs and other data. For the purposes of this provision, the term “adequate supporting material” shall mean and refer to all source records of data input into the computer system managed by Collegis for Rasmussen for the previous seven (7) days. In the event of loss, damage, or destruction of data or failure in operation of any Service, system or program due to the sole negligence of Collegis, Collegis’ liability for direct damages resulting therefrom shall include either the replacement, repair, reconstruction, redevelopment, or regeneration (all collectively referred to as “replacement”), at Rasmussen’s option, of the lost, damaged or destroyed data or repair or replacement of the service, system or program from Rasmussen’s supporting material in the method deemed most suitable by Collegis for such action. Collegis shall not be liable for any damages resulting or arising from Rasmussen’s failure to perform its obligations under this Agreement.

7.2Indemnification by Collegis. Collegis shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Rasmussen, its affiliates, and its and their officers, directors, and employees from and against all liabilities, damages, costs or expenses (including reasonable attorney’s fees) resulting from (a) any breach or default by Collegis with respect to any representation, warranty or covenant of Collegis pursuant to this Agreement or any willful or grossly negligent act or omission of or by Collegis, its employees, contractors or agents, (b) any violation of law by Collegis, its employees, contractors or agents, and (c) any claim that any hardware, software or other materials used by Collegis in the performance of its obligations under the Agreement infringes a third party intellectual property right. For the avoidance of doubt, Collegis shall not be responsible for schedule delays, inaccuracies or other consequences resulting from incorrect Rasmussen data, lateness in delivery of Rasmussen’s data or the failure of equipment or personnel under Rasmussen’s control. Rasmussen shall promptly notify Collegis of any claim to indemnification, and Collegis shall have the right, at its election and expense, to assume sole control over the defense of any third party claim with Rasmussen cooperating in such defense as reasonably requested. No Party shall settle any third party claim without the other Party’s prior written consent, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld.

7.3LIMITATION OF LIABILITY. NEITHER PARTY’S TOTAL CUMULATIVE LIABILITY UNDER THIS AGREEMENT SHALL EXCEED [***] DOLLARS ($[***]) OR THE AMOUNT OF LIABILITY ACTUALLY COVERED AND PAID OUT BY SUCH PARTY’S INSURANCE COVERAGE WITH RESPECT TO THE APPLICABLE CLAIM, WHICHEVER IS GREATER. NEITHER PARTY SHALL BE LIABLE TO THE OTHER FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES ARISING IN ANY MANNER FROM THE ACTIVITIES CONTEMPLATED BY THIS AGREEMENT, WHETHER UNDER CONTRACT, TORT, OR ANY OTHER CAUSE OF ACTION, EVEN IF THAT PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES, SUCH AS, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF REVENUE OR ANTICIPATED PROFITS OR LOST BUSINESS. THE FOREGOING LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY SHALL NOT APPLY TO (A) ANY DAMAGES ARISING FROM A BREACH OF ARTICLE X (CONFIDENTIALITY) OR (B) ANY DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF A PARTY’S FRAUD OR WILLFUL MISCONDUCT.

7.4Provision of Insurance.

(a)By Collegis. Throughout the Term of this Agreement, Collegis shall maintain in full force and effect comprehensive general liability insurance with limits in an amount of not less than $[***] per occurrence and $[***] in the aggregate. Throughout the Term of this Agreement, Collegis shall 
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maintain in full force and effect a policy of Worker’s Compensation Insurance covering all of its employees assigned to render services under this Agreement providing for statutory limits. Rasmussen agrees that any liability of Collegis to Rasmussen (to the extent not excluded under Section 7.3 above) in connection with bodily injury, death or property damage is hereby limited to the amounts of insurance as set forth in this Section.
Collegis shall provide Rasmussen a certificate of insurance certifying that coverage as required by this Agreement has been obtained and shall remain in force as specified by this Agreement. Collegis shall maintain comprehensive property damage insurance insuring the hardware and software, to the extent insurable, in the full replacement amount.

(b)By Rasmussen. Throughout the Term of this Agreement, Rasmussen shall maintain in full force and effect comprehensive general liability insurance with limits in an amount of not less than $[***] per occurrence and $[***] in the aggregate. Throughout the Term of this Agreement, Rasmussen shall maintain in full force and effect a policy of Worker’s Compensation Insurance covering all of its employees assigned to render services under this Agreement under the direction of Collegis, providing for statutory limits. Collegis agrees that any liability of Rasmussen to Collegis (to the extent not excluded under Section 7.3 above) in connection with bodily injury, death or property damage is hereby limited to the amounts of insurance as set forth in this Section. Rasmussen shall provide Collegis a certificate of insurance certifying that coverage as required by this Agreement has been obtained and shall remain in force as specified by this Agreement.

ARTICLE VIII
TERM, EXTENSION, AND TERMINATION

8.1Term. The initial term of this Agreement shall commence on the Effective Date and, with regard to the Services identified in the applicable SOW, shall remain in effect, unless terminated pursuant to Section 8.3 or 8.5 hereof, for the period specified for each such Service as set forth on an Exhibit to an SOW (the “Initial Term”). At the end of the Initial Term for each Service, the Agreement as it relates to such individual Service shall automatically renew for the renewal term (or such longer period as the Parties may mutually agree) specified for such Service on such Exhibit (each, a “Renewal Term”) unless a Party provides written notice of non-renewal to the other Party with regard to such Service prior to the commitment date specified on such Exhibit for such Service.

8.2Extension. With respect to each Service, at least sixty (60) days, or such other time period as agreed to in writing between the Parties, prior to the commencement of the notice period specified on an Exhibit to an SOW specifying the Term, Rasmussen shall provide Collegis an estimate of its post-Initial Term volume requirements, if any. Thereafter, Rasmussen shall fully cooperate with Collegis in developing a Fee estimate for any Renewal Term. With respect to each Service, at least thirty (30) days prior to the commencement of the notice period specified on an Exhibit to an SOW specifying the Term, Collegis shall (a) provide Rasmussen with the updated Fee that would apply to the Renewal Term and (b) update the applicable SOW, as necessary, for any changes to the termination date of the Renewal Term. Upon the commencement of any Renewal Term, the applicable SOW and the attached Exhibits and Schedules shall be updated as applicable.

8.3Termination for Breach by Collegis. This Agreement may be terminated by Rasmussen prior to the expiration of its then existing term upon the occurrence of a default. A default shall include any one of the following:

(a)Failure by Collegis to timely perform any material obligation under this Agreement (an “Event of Default”) after requisite notice and opportunity to cure as provided for in Section 8.4;

(b)Any representation or warranty made by Collegis herein or in any document executed in connection herewith, or in any document or certificate furnished in connection herewith or pursuant hereto shall have been incorrect in any material respect at the time made;

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(c)Collegis (i) files a petition in bankruptcy or for the approval of a plan of reorganization or arrangement under applicable bankruptcy laws or similar bodies of laws of any jurisdiction, or any involuntary petition in bankruptcy or plan of reorganization or similar action is filed against Collegis and is not dismissed within sixty (60) days, or an admission is made seeking the relief therein provided; (ii) is unable, or admits in writing its inability to pay its debts as they become due; (iii) makes an assignment for the benefit of creditors; (iv) files a petition or applies to any tribunal for the appointment of a custodian, receiver or any trustee for all or a substantial part of its assets; (v) by any act or omission indicates its consent, approval of, or acquiescence in the appointment of a receiver, custodian or trustee for all or a substantial part of its property; (vi) is adjudicated as bankrupt; (vii) becomes insolvent however otherwise evidenced; or (viii) ceases doing business as a going concern (all such events being defined as a “Bankruptcy Event”); or

(d)Destruction of Rasmussen’s property as a result of negligence or intentional misconduct, theft or material intentional misrepresentation on the part of a Collegis employee which has a material adverse effect upon Rasmussen.

8.4Provisions Relating to Termination.

(a)Upon the occurrence of an Event of Default, Rasmussen may give written notice of default to Collegis identifying in reasonable detail the nature of the Event of Default. Thereupon, Collegis shall have sixty (60) days from receipt of such written notice to correct in all material respects the Event of Default. Notwithstanding the foregoing to the contrary, in the event Collegis exercises its commercially reasonable best efforts to timely commence cure following receipt of written notice of any default, but is unable to complete cure within the appropriate cure period for reasons not solely within its control, then Rasmussen shall extend the time to cure for a period of time which is reasonable under the circumstances, not to exceed thirty (30) days in any event. If Collegis timely cures the Event of Default, then the notice of default shall be ineffective. If Collegis does not timely cure the Event of Default, then this Agreement may be terminated by Rasmussen within sixty (60) days of expiration of the cure period by written notice of termination setting forth the effective date of termination (the “Termination Date”). The Parties acknowledge and agree that the Services are material to Rasmussen’s business and timely performance is of the essence. Further, the Parties agree that any prolonged failure of the Services may cause irreparable harm to Rasmussen.

(b)In the event of a Bankruptcy Event, no notice of default shall be required and the Termination Date shall occur on the date of the Bankruptcy Event. In the event of a default described in Section 8.3(b) or 8.3(d), Rasmussen may terminate this Agreement upon notice to Collegis.

(c)Except for termination under Section 8.3 based on a Collegis breach, Rasmussen shall pay Collegis in full for all Services rendered up to and including the Termination Date, any deferred costs as may be provided for in a SOW, any accrued interest on past due payments, and any other sums due hereunder, all of which shall be due and payable in full in any event prior to or on the Termination Date.

(d)Notwithstanding the foregoing to the contrary, a default on the part of Rasmussen, not involving failure to timely pay monies due hereunder, shall not result in suspension of performance of the Services by Collegis until an orderly transition from Collegis’ performance of Services to some other party can be effected, not to exceed ninety (90) days in any event. During such transition period Rasmussen shall be responsible for paying all Fees which are required for payment hereunder.

8.5Termination for Breach by Rasmussen. If, but only if, Rasmussen fails to pay Collegis when due undisputed charges under this Agreement totaling at least two (2) invoice periods’ portion of the Fees, and fails to make such payment within five (5) days after the date Rasmussen receives notice of non-payment from Collegis, Collegis may terminate this Agreement as of a date specified in the notice of termination.

8.6Transition.

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(a)With respect to each Service, prior to any scheduled termination, Collegis shall develop a plan for the orderly transition of the Service (the “Transition Plan”) such that after transition Rasmussen will be able to assume the performance of such Service or a third party of Rasmussen’s choice can take over performance of such Service in place of Collegis. The Transition Plan shall be developed by Collegis in conjunction with Collegis’ employees on site, Rasmussen’s executives and administrators, and such other persons as shall be designated by Rasmussen. Rasmussen shall fully cooperate with Collegis to develop the Transition Plan. The Transition Plan shall be completed no later than six (6) months prior to any scheduled termination of a Service. It shall cover, inter alia, the training of Rasmussen’s or a third party’s personnel in the operation and maintenance of the systems used and operated by Collegis and the mutually agreed upon transfer of such Collegis personnel, if any, as shall be employed by Rasmussen or such third party upon a termination of a Service.

(b)Collegis shall effect all transition activities associated with the orderly termination of each applicable Service within ninety (90) days of receipt of notice from Rasmussen of its acceptance of the Transition Plan. Collegis’ fees for services related to effecting transition activities and/or the Transition Plan, if not otherwise covered by the applicable SOW, shall be mutually agreed to by the parties; provided, however, that the transition costs to be paid by Rasmussen will include, among other things, the cost of Collegis personnel devoted to the transition (as opposed to devoted to regular operations), necessary external consulting services, additional hardware and software costs, any third party contract termination penalties (i.e., for long-term contracts that Collegis entered into on behalf of Rasmussen for network, telecom, data center services, etc.), and increased rates until the Termination Date if Collegis is no longer eligible for discounts after restructuring long term contracts.

(c)The Parties shall mutually agree in the Transition Plan to roles and responsibilities associated with a full transition, including, but not limited to: Project Executive Representative, Project Manager, Network Engineer, Voice Engineer, Microsoft Exchange Engineer, PSC Lead, Application Architects (with subject matter experts (“SMEs”) in the applicable applications), Postgres and SQL Server Database Administrators, LMS SMEs for each LMS hosted at the time of transition, LMS Course Production SMEs, IT Support Services Lead, Quality Assurance Testing Leads, and Analysts. This transition team shall be in addition to the Collegis and Rasmussen team members responsible for the Services otherwise to be provided until the end of the Transition Plan. For the avoidance of doubt, if only a subset of the Services is being transitioned, these roles will be adjusted accordingly.

(d)In the event of termination of this Agreement following the occurrence of an Event of Default and failure to cure which results in a written notice of termination being issued by Rasmussen, Collegis shall immediately upon the issuance of the notice of termination develop a Transition Plan in accordance with the procedures set forth in this Section 8.6 above except, however, that the Transition Plan shall be completed, to the extent possible, no later than the Termination Date, or thirty (30) days after the date of the notice of termination, whichever is later.

(e)In the event it is not possible for transition to be completed before the Termination Date, Collegis shall continue to perform such Services as may be required by Rasmussen in order to operate Rasmussen’s computing system, at Collegis’ rates then in effect, until such time as an orderly transition may be completed, but no later than ninety (90) days after, adjusted to reflect then current market rates, the Termination Date; provided, however, that if termination results from Rasmussen’s failure to timely pay sums due Collegis, then Collegis shall continue to perform such Services as may be required by Rasmussen after the Termination Date, at Collegis’ rates then in effect, but only if Rasmussen pays for such Services in advance.

ARTICLE IX
OWNERSHIP OF WORK PRODUCT AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

9.1Rasmussen License. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Rasmussen hereby grants to Collegis a nonexclusive, nontransferable, royalty-free license to use, execute, reproduce, display, perform and modify Rasmussen software and other intellectual property used in Rasmussen’s own operations solely for the purpose of performing the Services for Rasmussen. Collegis acquires no right, title or interest in any Rasmussen software or other intellectual property, other than the rights of use authorized by this Agreement.
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9.2Collegis License. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Collegis hereby licenses to Rasmussen for use during the Term of this Agreement, Collegis’ software, methodologies, procedures, trade secrets and other intellectual property used from time to time in, or created by Collegis during, the performance of Services, to the extent necessary for Rasmussen to receive and make use of the Services. Upon expiration or termination of this Agreement, Collegis agrees to license to Rasmussen or a successor contractor to use, execute, reproduce, and display, but not to sell, license or sublicense to others, such Collegis software created by Collegis during the Term of this Agreement solely with respect to its engagement with Rasmussen and not otherwise generally for use by Collegis, which is reasonably necessary to Rasmussen’s continuing operations and to the performance of similar services by Rasmussen or a successor contractor. All such licenses shall be without warranty, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to Collegis, and contain customary provisions for the protection of Collegis’ intellectual property consistent with this Agreement.

9.3Reserved Rights. Except for the licenses expressly granted above, this Agreement grants no license or other rights to either Party to any patents, copyrights or other intellectual property of the other Party. Each Party reserves all rights in its ideas, concepts, know-how, methodologies, processes, technologies, algorithms, techniques and other intellectual property of every kind and description, including all improvements, enhancements or modifications, and all derivative works based upon such intellectual property (such as, for example, improvements in Collegis’ proprietary methods of performing information services (which shall remain Collegis’ exclusive property), or scholarly work copyrighted by Rasmussen or its employees and/or agents and made available to students electronically by Collegis on behalf of Rasmussen (which remains property of Rasmussen or its employees and/or agents, as appropriate)).

9.4Custom Work Product. Except as otherwise provided above and in Section 9.7, all software, documentation, inventions, works of authorship and intellectual property developed by Collegis or its subcontractors expressly for Rasmussen in connection with the performance of Services shall be “Custom Work Product.” Prior to delivery of a set of services, should Collegis determine the Custom Work Product would be useful to Collegis, Collegis shall notify Rasmussen in writing and the Parties will execute a separate written agreement detailing the provision of the deliverables useful to both Parties. Except as otherwise provided above, all Custom Work Product shall be Rasmussen’s exclusive property and are “works for hire” within the meaning of U.S. copyright laws. If any such Custom Work Product is not considered a work made for hire under applicable law, Collegis hereby irrevocably assigns to Rasmussen, without further consideration, all of Collegis’ right, title and interest in and to such Custom Work Product. Collegis shall execute any documents and take any other actions reasonably requested by Rasmussen to accomplish the purposes of this Section. Rasmussen may apply for patent, copyright or other intellectual property rights with respect to such newly developed intellectual property in all countries, and Collegis will extend reasonable cooperation in order to obtain and retain such registrations and other protections as Collegis deems advisable. Rasmussen grants Collegis a nonexclusive license to use all such Custom Work Product in the performance of Services for Rasmussen. Any open source software included by Collegis in a Custom Work Product shall comply with general industry protocol and standards.

9.5Infringements. Each Party covenants to perform its responsibilities under this Agreement in a manner that does not, to the knowledge of the applicable Party, infringe, or constitute an infringement or misappropriation of, any patent, trade secret, copyright or other intellectual property right of any third party.

9.6Residuals. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall restrict either Party from the use of any ideas, concepts, know-how, methodologies, processes, technologies, algorithms or techniques relating to the performance of information technology services which either Party, individually or jointly, (a) owns prior to the Effective Date, (b) except as otherwise provided herein, develops or discloses under this Agreement, or (c) develops or obtains independently during the Term, provided that in doing  so such Party does not breach its obligations of confidentiality or infringe the intellectual property rights of the other Party, or third parties, who have licensed or provided materials to the other Party.

9.7CBE Modules and Courses. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, the ownership of any and all competency based education (“CBE”) modules and courses (including any 
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previously co-developed CBE modules and/or courses by Rasmussen and Collegis) shall be solely governed by a separate Joint Development Agreement dated April 11, 2016 by and between Rasmussen and Collegis.

ARTICLE X CONFIDENTIALITY OF PROPRIETARY MATERIAL

10.1Confidential Information. For purposes hereof, “Confidential Information” shall mean student records, employee records and files, software, business, customer, marketing, financial and other non-public information, reports, or trade secrets relating to the business of Collegis or Rasmussen, as applicable, and created or learned by Rasmussen or Collegis, as applicable, in connection with the performance of this Agreement.

10.2Treatment of Confidential Information. Rasmussen and Collegis shall each treat the other’s Confidential Information as proprietary. Each of Rasmussen and Collegis shall
i.exercise due care to keep in confidence and not disclose Confidential Information to any individual other than its own employees who have a “need to know” in order to perform the respective obligations of Rasmussen or Collegis, as applicable, under this Agreement; (ii) not duplicate or publish any Confidential Information; and (iii) use Confidential Information only for the purposes authorized herein. The foregoing obligations shall not apply to Confidential Information if, and only to the extent that, it:

(a) is or becomes public knowledge through no fault of the Parties or the recipient thereof;

(b)was previously known by the recipient and was not obtained from another in violation of an agreement between that other party and the party to whom the Confidential Information belongs;

(c)is lawfully provided to the recipient without restriction by an independent
third party; or

(d) must be disclosed pursuant to applicable law or regulation; or

(e)is independently developed   without   use   of   the   disclosing   party’s
Confidential Information; provided, however, that with respect to the exception in Section 10.2(a), the recipient shall first establish that the full particulars of the Confidential Information are, in the combination disclosed to the recipient, well known or generally used within the industry, not merely that the individual features are in the public domain or available in isolated segments in two or more readily-available public sources; and provided, further, that the burden shall be on the recipient to prove the applicability of any of the above exceptions by documentary evidence. Upon termination, at the request of the disclosing party, the receiving party shall either destroy or return to the disclosing party all copies of the Confidential Information and all other materials furnished to the receiving party by the disclosing party in connection with this Agreement or containing the Confidential Information, in the possession of its employees, agents or advisors. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a receiving party (and its agents and advisors) will be entitled to retain copies of Confidential Information solely for legal or regulatory archival purposes and in accordance with internal document retention policies.

ARTICLE XI MISCELLANEOUS

11.1Assignment. This Agreement may not be assigned by either Party without the prior written consent of the other Party. A sale, merger or consolidation of either Party with or into another entity or a change of control of either Party shall not constitute an assignment for purposes of this provision.

11.2Governing Law. The internal laws of the State of Illinois (without reference to its principles of conflicts of law) govern the construction, interpretation and other matters arising out of or in connection with this Agreement and each of an SOW(s), Exhibits, and Schedules hereto and thereto (whether arising in contract, tort, equity or otherwise).

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11.3WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL. EACH PARTY WAIVES ANY RIGHT TO A TRIAL BY JURY IN ANY ACTION OR PROCEEDING TO ENFORCE OR DEFEND ANY RIGHTS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT OR UNDER ANY INSTRUMENT, DOCUMENT OR AGREEMENT DELIVERED IN CONNECTION HEREWITH OR HEREAFTER AND AGREES THAT ANY SUCH ACTION OR PROCEEDING SHALL BE TRIED BEFORE AN ARBITRATOR (AS SET FORTH BELOW) AND NOT BEFORE A JURY.

11.4Mandatory Arbitration. Except with respect to each Party’s right to obtain injunctive relief for violation or threatened violation of the confidentiality provisions set forth in Article X of this Agreement, any controversy, dispute or claim arising out of or relating to this Agreement, or its interpretation, application, implementation, breach or enforcement, which the Parties are unable to resolve by mutual agreement, shall be settled by submission by either Party of the controversy, claim or dispute to binding arbitration in Chicago, Illinois (unless the Parties agree in writing to a different location), before a single arbitrator in accordance with the rules of the American Arbitration Association then in effect. In any such arbitration proceeding the Parties agree to provide all discovery deemed necessary by the arbitrator. The decision and award made by the arbitrator shall be final, binding and conclusive on the Parties hereto for all purposes, and judgment may be entered thereon in any court having jurisdiction thereof. Each Party shall bear its costs and expenses in any such arbitration and one-half of the arbitrator’s fees and costs; provided, however, that the arbitrator shall have the discretion to award the prevailing Party reimbursement of its reasonable attorney’s fees and costs.

11.5Force Majeure. If either Collegis or Rasmussen is prevented from performing any task hereunder, in whole or in part, as a result of an act of God, war, civil disturbance, labor disputes outside of either Party’s control, or other cause beyond either Party’s reasonable control, such failure to perform shall not be grounds for termination of this Agreement; provided, however, that such force majeure condition shall not excuse a Party’s obligation to perform those tasks (such as tasks relating to Disaster recovery) that are not prevented by the force majeure condition.

11.6Notices. All notices, requests, demands and other communications hereunder shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been duly received (a) if given by electronic mail transmitted delivery receipt requested, upon receipt of a delivery receipt; (b) if given by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested, postage prepaid, three (3) business days after being deposited in the U.S. mails; and (c) if given by courier or other means, when received or personally delivered, and in any such case, addressed as follows

If to Collegis:    If to Rasmussen:
Collegis, LLC
1415 West 22nd Street, Suite 400 Oak Brook, IL 60523
Attention: CFO
Email: [***]

Rasmussen College, Inc.
1415 West 22nd Street, Suite 400 Oak Brook, IL 60523
Attention: CFO
Email: [***]

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A Party may change the address for receiving notices under this Agreement by providing written notice of the change of address to the other Party.

11.7Integration of Agreement. This Agreement, together with an SOW(s), Schedules, and Exhibits hereto, and any written amendments executed by both Parties, embodies the entire agreement and understanding between the Parties and supersedes all prior understandings and agreements, whether written or oral, between the Parties relating to the subject matter hereof.

11.8Amendment. The Parties may amend this Agreement (including a SOW, Schedule, or Exhibit hereto) only by a written agreement signed by each Party to be bound by the amendment and that identifies itself as an amendment to this Agreement.

11.9Severability. Each provision of this Agreement is intended to be severable in whole and in part. Whenever possible and to the maximum extent, each provision of this Agreement shall be interpreted in a manner as to be effective and valid under applicable law. If any provision of this Agreement, in whole or in part, shall be prohibited or invalid under such law, such provision or part thereof shall be ineffective to the extent of such prohibition or invalidity without prohibiting or invalidating the remainder of such provisions of this Agreement.

11.10Waiver. No term, provision or condition of this Agreement shall be waived except in a writing signed by both Parties hereto and any such written waiver in any one or more instances shall not be deemed to be a further or continuing waiver of any such term, provision or condition of this Agreement.

11.11Binding Effect. This Agreement and all future amendments shall inure to the benefit of, and shall be binding on, both Parties and their heirs, successors and assigns. Rasmussen agrees that Collegis may pledge or assign the net sums of money due and to become due to it hereunder to any bank, lending agency or institution as collateral security.

11.12Authority. Each of the Parties represents to the other that (a) it has the corporate or other requisite power and authority to execute, deliver and perform this Agreement; (b) the execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement have been duly authorized by all necessary corporate or other action; (c) it has duly and validly executed and delivered this Agreement; and
(d) this Agreement is a legal, valid and binding obligation, enforceable against it in accordance with its terms, subject to applicable bankruptcy, insolvency, reorganization, moratorium or other similar laws affecting creditors’ rights generally and general equity principles.

11.13Expenses for Enforcement. Each Party shall bear its own attorneys’ fees and costs incurred in the event of any suit, hearing or mediation proceeding brought to enforce the provisions of this Agreement.

11.14Independent Contractor. It is understood and agreed that Collegis is acting as an independent contractor in performance of its obligations hereunder. Nothing herein contained shall be construed as creating the relationship of principal and agent, or employer and employee, or partnership or joint venture between Collegis and Rasmussen, or between any employee of Collegis and Rasmussen. Both Parties acknowledge that Collegis is not an employee for state or federal tax purposes. Collegis shall retain the right to perform services for others during the Term of this Agreement.

11.15Compliance With Laws. Collegis and Rasmussen expressly agree that during the Term of this Agreement they shall observe and comply with all relevant laws, including, without limitation, federal, state, and local laws, ordinances, orders, decrees, and regulations.

11.16Publicity. Neither Rasmussen nor Collegis shall advertise, issue press releases, or otherwise publicize this Agreement or activities relating to this Agreement (including, but not limited to execution of this Agreement or the Services or deliverables provided by Collegis to Rasmussen pursuant to this Agreement), without the other Party’s prior written consent. To the extent permitted by 
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law, the Parties agree to keep confidential and to not reveal to any third party the terms of this Agreement.

11.17Nondiscrimination/Employment. Neither Rasmussen nor Collegis shall, in the performance of this Agreement, engage in any unlawful discrimination against any person because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, handicap or age. Collegis represents that it is not in violation of any federal, state or local law relating to the employment of its Office of Information Technology staff. The Office of Information Technology staff is not covered by any collective bargaining agreement.

11.18Non-Solicitation. During the Term and for a period of one (1) year thereafter, neither Party shall solicit, interfere with, or induce any person, who is or was, during the immediately prior six (6) month period, an employee or consultant of the other Party, to discontinue his, her or its relationship with the other Party, or (ii) accept employment by, or enter into a business relationship with itself, or any other entity or person unless the other Party has approved of such business or employment relationship beforehand in writing.

11.19Each Party Responsible for its Agents and Employees.

(a)Collegis shall have the full and exclusive right to select, and shall have full and complete authority and control over and responsibility for, all employees, independent contractors or agents employed or otherwise used by Collegis in connection with the performance of the Services on behalf of Rasmussen (“Collegis Managed Services Personnel”). None of the Collegis Managed Services Personnel shall be, or shall be deemed to be Rasmussen Personnel for any purposes and Rasmussen shall have no control over, and no duty, liability or responsibility, of any kind, to the Collegis Managed Services Personnel or with respect to the acts or omissions of any Collegis Managed Services Personnel.

(b)Rasmussen shall have the full and exclusive right to select, and shall have full and complete authority and control over and responsibility for, all employees, independent contractors or agents employed or otherwise used by Rasmussen in connection with its performance under this Agreement (“Rasmussen Personnel”). None of the Rasmussen Personnel shall be, or shall be deemed to be Collegis Managed Services Personnel for any purposes and Collegis shall have no control over, and no duty, liability or responsibility, of any kind, to the Rasmussen Personnel or with respect to the acts or omissions of any Rasmussen Personnel.

[Signature page follows]

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, each party has caused this Agreement to be executed on its behalf by a duly authorized officer on the date first set forth above.

COLLEGIS, LLC

By: /s/ Patrick Branham 
Name: Patrick Branham
Title: Chief Administrative Officer

RASMUSSEN COLLEGE, INC., A PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION

By:     /s/ Thomas M. Slagle
Name: Thomas M. Slagle
Title: Chief Executive Officer
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Exhibit 10.4

Certain identified information has been omitted from this document because it is not material and would be competitively harmful if publicly disclosed, and has been marked with 
“[***]” to indicate where omissions have been made.

STATEMENT OF WORK #4

This Statement of Work #4 (“SOW”) is entered into as of the 15th day of March, 2019 (the “SOW Effective Date”) by and between Collegis, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (“Collegis”) and Rasmussen College, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (“Rasmussen”) in accordance with and subject to the terms of the Third Amended and Restated Information Technology Services Agreement between the parties dated October 1, 2016 (the “Agreement”). Capitalized terms used herein and not otherwise defined shall have the meanings ascribed to such terms in the Agreement.

WHEREAS, the parties desire to execute this SOW to govern the management of information services from the SOW Effective Date through the Term, as that term is defined in Exhibit B hereto, and this SOW shall supersede the Statement of Work #3 dated October 1, 2016 as of the SOW Effective Date.

NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual agreements contained herein, the parties hereby agree as follows:

1.Scope of Services.

1.1This SOW describes the Information Technology Services that Rasmussen receives from Collegis as further defined below (“Services”). The Services include only what is expressly described herein and only apply to those products and services identified herein, including those described in any Exhibits or Schedules attached hereto. Any service outside the scope of this SOW is subject to the Service Change Process in accordance with Section 11 herein and Section 2.2 of the Agreement. For avoidance of doubt, Collegis hereby agrees and acknowledges that the Services to be provided hereunder do and shall include all Services of the type and/or substance previously provided by Collegis to Rasmussen under the Agreement. Collegis shall perform the Services in a manner consistent with specific, written and reasonable guidance and direction provided by Rasmussen from time to time; provided that any such guidance and direction is consistent and not in conflict with the express terms of the Agreement and this SOW.

1.2Hours of Coverage. Collegis’ staffed hours of operation for Level 1 – Personal Support Services are 24/7; and Level 2 – Central Office Services are Monday - Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM Central Standard time; and Level 2 – Central Office and Campus support is 8 AM to 5 PM local time, excluding holidays (“Hours of Coverage”).   The Personal Support Center (“PSC”) will engage Level 2 resources after hours for service impacting events. Level 2 – Central Office Services are Data Center, Network, and Application/Platform Support services.

1.3Language Supported. The language supported will be English.

2.Student Learning Support Services. Student Learning Support Services is comprised of Data Center Services, Learning Management System (“LMS”) Services, Network and Voice Services, and Personal Support Center Services as described below.

IT Statement of Work #4

2.1.Data Center Services. Collegis will provide Rasmussen data center facilities necessary to support the Rasmussen application portfolio and business, including, but not limited to, voice, network, infrastructure, monitoring, backup and recovery.

a.Hosting. Hosting services include a physically secured data center space, including power and environmental control, rack space, and network bandwidth.

b.Data Center Network.

i.Internet. An internet connection is provided with Collegis- managed firewalls for all external facing applications.

ii.MPLS (WAN) Connection. Dedicated connections are provided for internal facing applications. These connections are shared by Collegis clients.

iii.General. Public IP addresses are provided for all websites and NAT (network address translation) configuration for all existing servers on the firewalls. SSL certificate management and renewals is provided.

c.Virtualization and Storage Environment. The server and data storage environments are shared resources that leverage host virtualization and SAN storage technologies. The virtualization hypervisor and SAN storage will be configured for high availability.

d.Monitoring Services. The application environments will be monitored using Collegis’ monitoring services. The environments are monitored for up/down, disk space, CPU/Memory usage, and network latency. Web based applications will have an HTTP response check for up/down and page load time. Critical alarms for service down situations are responded to 24/7 through the PSC Services Level 2 escalation process.

e.Backup and Restore. Backup and restore services for the data center are performed daily on production servers and servers that have been specifically requested. All backups are moved off-site daily. Restoration time is custom and determined based on the size of the data set, dependencies on system state, and system restoration point. Backups are retained for [***] days.   Restore services are limited to data that has been backed-up by this service.

f.DNS (Domain Name Services). Collegis will provision, configure, and publish DNS and manage procurement and annual renewal of domains. Rasmussen and Collegis will perform an annual review of all DNS names to be renewed or retired where appropriate. Rasmussen will be invoiced annually for active domain names.

g.URL Redirection. Current URL’s will be maintained, including redirection.

h.Operating System Management. Operating System Management includes administration, patching, and security configuration of all servers 
									
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provisioned and managed for Rasmussen by Collegis. Software applications installed on the server are considered separate from the Operating System.

i.Anti-Virus Services. Anti-Virus software will be included in the standard configuration of Windows operating systems. Anti-virus updates will be provided in accordance with software vendor deployment. Rasmussen agrees to require employees to leave anti-virus enabled on all systems.

2.2Learning Management System Services. Collegis will provide operations and support services for the LMS as defined in Schedule 3 in the areas of Course Administration, Course Production, and System Administration.

i.Course Administration.

1.Course Creation. Collegis shall provide [***] hours annually for consulting services provided towards the design, development, and deployment of competency-based education (“CBE”), Taskstream, Alternative Credentials, and similar programs and projects; provided that any other consulting services for or relating to any CBE programs and/or projects shall only be pursuant to a Change Order, and the remainder of this SOW shall not otherwise apply to CBE programs and/or projects.   A course will be created in the LMS from the master course data, including course cloning, from data provided by Rasmussen within the Student Information System (“SIS”) defined in Schedule 3. Courses cloned must be designed by the Rasmussen Instructional Designer (“ID”) and built by the Collegis Production team. The Collegis LMS Administrator will release the courses two (2) weeks prior to the term start. Corrections or issues identified by the instructor and reported to the PSC are routed to the Rasmussen Maintenance, Revision, and Improvement (“MRI”) team for review. The MRI team will collaborate with the LMS team to perform any changes and/or corrections. The LMS Administrator will make the requested changes and reclone the course. Courses that are not ready for release two (2) weeks prior to the term start due to a delay in the development process outside of Collegis’ control will not have the full two (2) week faculty review cycle. Issues identified within the late courses will be addressed on a best effort basis. The types of courses provided are: Faculty/Staff Training, Term Courses, Orientations, Assessments, and Resource Centers. The Faculty/Staff Training courses are created on an as needed basis. Cloning and enrollments are included with a [***] week lead time. The types of courses run are based on the campus schedule. Course and term lengths will follow the below chart:

									
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[***]

Changes in the term weeks will be subject to the Service Change Process. Courses are created three (3) weeks before the term start. Faculty is enrolled two (2) weeks before the start of the term, and students are enrolled the weekend before the start. Orientations are run four (4) weeks prior to the term start. Students are enrolled as needed up to the start of the term.   Rasmussen will release the term’s final course data in the SIS no later than three (3) weeks from the start of the term in order for the courses to be available for faculty access two (2) weeks before the start of a term. In circumstances where the standard timeline cannot be met, Collegis and Rasmussen will meet to determine the requirements and best course of action. Course creation requests not submitted through the SIS will be subject to the Service Change Process.

ii.Enrollments. The SIS is the system of record for all enrollments. Faculty course section assignments will be created in the SIS and faculty (i.e., instructors, teaching assistants, and observers) are enrolled into sections as needed. Students are enrolled through a SIS/LMS integration. If Rasmussen requests custom enrollment procedures, the request may be subject to the Service Change Process. Collegis will respond within [***] hours on business days for emergency enrollments and replacements. Faculty course section assignments will be created in the SIS no later than [***] weeks from the start of the term and student enrollment will be created in the SIS no later than [***] days from the start of the term. In circumstances where the standard timeline cannot be met, Collegis and Rasmussen will meet to determine the requirements and best course of action. Late submissions, late changes, and certain courses not in the SIS are exceptions to this enrollment process and will be handled manually. Manual intervention is resource intensive and must be kept to a minimum. Collegis will provide [***] hours per term to resolve enrollment issues of this nature.
									
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iii.Cisco WebEx. Collegis will provide access to Cisco WebEx and manage issues reported to the PSC. Collegis will attempt to resolve the issue before escalating to the vendor. Issues escalated to the vendor will be managed in accordance with the vendor’s Service Level Agreement. Faculty and staff members’ access will be administered and managed.   Rasmussen is responsible for providing a list of staff and faculty requiring access.   Any increase in the scope beyond the current faculty and staff is subject to the Service Change Process. Licensing, platform usage, and audio usage fees for Cisco WebEx are and will remain the financial responsibility of Rasmussen. Collegis will assist with providing information and guidance towards optimizing the usage fees. Rasmussen will be responsible for implementing policies that govern the usage of Cisco WebEx.

iv.Integrations. For the Learn LMS, account creation, course creation and enrollments are managed through an integration framework called ‘SIS Framework’. The Rasmussen Learn instance integrations are currently manually run by the LMS Engineering team.

b.Course Production. Collegis will provide production services for the production of graphic and media elements and the assembly of courses inside the LMS based on content generated and developed by the Rasmussen Development team. Timelines defined below are dependent upon Rasmussen delivering required information within the required timelines. Information and materials delivered outside of the timelines will impact Collegis’ ability to perform as defined below; any course materials to be provided by Rasmussen that are delivered to the Collegis production time after the agreed-upon scheduled delivery dates will be considered custom work and will be billed against Block Hours. In circumstances where the standard timeline cannot be met, Rasmussen and Collegis will meet to determine the requirements and best course of action.

i.New Course Production. Course Production services will be provided for new or redeveloped courses designed by the Rasmussen Development team. For each development round, course production will be limited to a total of [***] 11-week online courses or a combination of courses that are the equivalent course production workload of [***]11-week online courses.  Collegis designed course content map templates will be completed by the Rasmussen ID and Collegis will convert the maps to a full course in the LMS. Course content includes content pages with links to PowerPoint presentations, Word documents, videos, media, quizzes, assignment submission areas, course discussion areas, and any additional activities found within the LMS and specified by the ID in the course content map. Each term, the courses will be prepared for cloning by the LMS Production team. In Blackboard, this includes setting weekly release dates.   Recurring course preparation items that must be done manually will be considered custom work and are subject to the Service Change Process (e.g., recreating TurnItIn Drop Boxes). Quizzes must be delivered using Respondus or in Respondus importable format. Quizzes delivered in any other format will be considered custom work and are 
subject to the Service Change Process. If available, PDF files of the first three (3) weeks of required readings from a textbook will be added to the course.

ii.Multimedia Creation. The Collegis Production team creates multimedia elements from requirements outlined in the media storyboards developed by the Rasmussen ID team. Media that was not designed by the ID team may be considered custom work and subject to the Service Change Process. Multimedia activities are limited to [***] hours per quarter. If Rasmussen requests multimedia activities in excess of these limits, Collegis and Rasmussen will mutually agree on a method to increase capacity and funding of any additional costs.
iii.Course Updates. Production services will be limited to a total of 100 hours per quarter. The Rasmussen MRI team and the Collegis Course Production team will mutually develop a process to track against the allocated hours per quarter. Production services will include the updating, changing, or editing of course content, including text, images or media, and assessments. Course update requests that will require Collegis Course Production team work beyond the allocated 100 hours per quarter are subject to the Service Change Process. All course updates must be delivered by the Rasmussen Development team in the form of a standard update template containing all information needed for successful completion of the update.

iv.Forecasting and Scheduling. Rasmussen will provide a forecast of courses planned for development, including the residential lab components, if applicable. The forecast will project four (4) quarters in advance and will be updated quarterly. Placeholder names may be used for courses not yet determined. Four (4) weeks prior to the start of development for each quarter, Rasmussen’s ID team liaison will schedule a meeting with the Collegis Course Production team to review the proposed schedule.

v.          Additional Production Requests. Course production requests that fall outside of the Course Development process or Rasmussen’s MRI team will be escalated to Rasmussen’s ID team liaison to determine whether the request should be prioritized and submitted through the Course Development process.

vi.On Time Delivery of Content. For new or redeveloped courses, complete course content will be delivered to the Collegis Production team at one of three quarterly drop dates.   The drop dates are the Friday of weeks 7, 8, and 9 of the academic quarter. Approximately one-third of courses will be delivered at each drop date. Delivery of fewer than [***] courses at either of the first two (2) drop dates will be considered custom work and subject to the Service Change Process. Course content that is delivered past the final drop date is not guaranteed to be produced in time for the term start. All course updates must be delivered by week 10 of the academic quarter to guarantee that the work is completed in time for the 
next academic quarter. For standard online courses, the courses will be delivered within [***] business days.

vii.Policy Changes. Rasmussen will notify Collegis of any changes to the policies defined on the syllabi in the online courses at least eight (8) weeks prior to the start of the term in which the new policies go into effect. The new policies must be provided to Collegis in full and final form in a Word document.

viii.Post Production. The Collegis Production team simultaneously produces the course and a demo of the course in the LMS. Prior to cloning the individual sections and enrolling students, Rasmussen will review the built course within [***] days of course production. The Rasmussen ID assigned to the course will coordinate the implementation of any changes with the Collegis Production team. The changes to the courses at this point are limited to typos or other minor errors or an element of the course not working properly as originally designed. At this point, the addition of content or redesign of course elements would be subject to the Service Change Process. Course cloning will begin after Rasmussen signs-off and approves the master course.

ix.Communication. Collegis will produce and distribute a weekly status report detailing the status of all course production and course update activities.

x.Custom Reporting from LMS. Collegis understands that custom reports are sometimes needed to investigate issues within the system or to inform business decisions based on data only available in the LMS. In such cases, Collegis will provide Rasmussen with [***] non-accruable hours per month to aid in the creation of custom queries to facilitate information gathering. Cumulative requests that exceed the [***] hour per month allocation will be charged to Block Time (as defined below).

xi.Video. Collegis generated video activities are limited to [***] hours per quarter, including pre-production, production, and post-production. Video requirements in excess of these limits are considered custom work and subject to the Service Change Process. If video is requested, the Subject Matter Expert (“SME”) will create the script with consultation from the Rasmussen ID and the Collegis Audio/Visual Production team. If requested, Collegis may acquire the proper talent to act in the video, secure a location to film the video, and obtain release forms from all talent used in the videos. Collegis will provide a camera operator and the necessary equipment to film the video. Collegis will edit the video to align with the script and add required title screens or bumpers. For SME generated video, if requested, Collegis will edit the video to add title screens or bumpers. Collegis will upload the video to the streaming media server (defined in Schedule 3) and provide access to the video and the html code to embed the video in the course. Standard video services include in-house talent, filming in Oak 
Brook, IL, and use of current equipment. Requirements or requests outside of these standards may incur additional costs. Collegis will fund the additional costs up to the amount set in the annual budget setting process. Investment requirements will be evaluated on a case by case basis prior to incurring any costs. The media server is a Collegis shared resource; therefore, Rasmussen will not be provided direct access to the server. Collegis will provide the video at the request of Rasmussen. Incorporation of MediaSpace technology (as defined in Schedule 3) into courses is restricted to the courses listed in Schedule 5, Table 4. The use of this technology in additional courses will require additional funding and will be managed through the Project and Portfolio Governance Process.

c.LMS System Administration.

i.Activities. All LMS hosted by Collegis may be updated with application service packs and patches (when available) provided by the LMS provider. Enhancements and upgrades will be evaluated and applied as agreed between Rasmussen, Collegis, and the application supplier. The updates will be downloaded to a development environment and compared to the current installed base. Any local customizations will be identified and carried forward to the updated environment. Nightly application maintenance will be performed to remove web and file server temporary files, session log aggregation and truncation, and perform application restarts.

ii.Tier 3 LMS Support. The Collegis LMS Engineering team provides support services for the resolution of incidents as escalated from Rasmussen. Mass emails and public announcement services may be provided for technology related incidents.   Course restorations will be provided from backup. A restoration usually begins the day of the request, but may take longer depending on the circumstances, given the event is less than [***] days in the past. Backups are retained for [***)] days; therefore, any request more than [***] days after an event cannot be restored. Dispute investigations will provide comprehensive reporting on student activity in a course or in the systems, including messages sent between faculty and students and exam submissions. If a course restore is required to complete the investigations, notification time since the event will impact the time required to complete the investigation.

iii.Third Party Integrations. Collegis provides support for existing third party integrations as listed in Schedule 5, Table 5. While Collegis will make all best efforts to work with these providers to facilitate the resolution of any issues experienced by the Rasmussen user community, Collegis is not ultimately responsible for these external services and cannot be held accountable if said services are unavailable.

d.File Storage and Distribution. Course files uploaded and stored in the LMS are restricted to a maximum of [***]GB. Faculty uploaded files are restricted to [***] MB.

2.3Network and Voice Services. Collegis will provide network and voice infrastructure between Rasmussen Central Offices, data centers, and Campuses (as defined in Schedule 1) consistent with current designs.

a.Network. Network services include management and monitoring of all bandwidth, routers, switches, connectivity, and related devices. This network infrastructure is shared by Rasmussen, Collegis, and Collegis clients.

i.Internet. Internet access is provided for the Central Offices and Campus locations with active monitoring and management.

ii.MPLS. MPLS (WAN) connectivity is provided at the Central Offices and Campus locations with active monitoring/management and capacity as defined in Schedule 4, Table 5. Any increase in capacity will be subject to the Service Change Process. Rasmussen is responsible for the monthly datacom service fees and applicable taxes for the MPLS (and Internet where applicable) circuits at each Campus location. Rasmussen is responsible for the monthly datacom service fees and applicable taxes for the Maitland, Twin Cities, and Oak Brook Central Office locations on an agreed-upon allocation basis. Collegis may invoice Rasmussen for these fees as a pass-through charge.

iii.Wireless. Wireless connectivity is provided for the Central Offices and Campus locations. A private SSID with appropriate security will be used by Rasmussen staff; a public SSID will be provided for student and guest access and will provide restricted access to the Internet.

b.Voice. Voice services include management of voice and phone hardware, software, provisioning of services and 800 numbers, configuration of systems, and contract/billing services with providers. Rasmussen is responsible for the monthly telecom service fees and applicable taxes for voice circuits, toll-free fees, long distance fees, and audio conferencing fees associated with Rasmussen employee and Campus and Central Office usage of telecom services. Rasmussen is responsible for the monthly telecom service fees and applicable taxes for the Maitland, Twin Cities, and Oak Brook Central Office locations on an agreed-upon allocation basis. Collegis may invoice Rasmussen for these fees as a pass-through charge.

i.Voice Hardware. Collegis will procure handsets and accessories for voice services according to the Voice Products listed in Schedule 1, Table 4.4. A dedicated extension and a 2 button handset are standard equipment. Rasmussen will own and fund the asset and be responsible for any purchasing and licensing costs incurred by Collegis upon approval and prior to procurement.

ii.Provisioning and Configuration Management. Collegis will provide management services for routers, call recording usage, DSP resources, and DID. Collegis will provide voice gateway configurations and call flows to support program requirements subject to the capabilities of the system. Any changes to configurations, call flows, or dial plans will be considered MOVE/ADD/CHANGE activity. Phone configuration, support, and testing are provided in accordance with the new hire support as defined in Section 4.1.h.

iii.Voice System Maintenance. Maintenance activities for voice services include system reboots, installation of patches and upgrades, and management of local numbers (DID) and toll free numbers. Collegis will provide coordination and management of any third party vendors providing voice services.

iv.Voice Mail. Rasmussen staff and faculty members will be provided with voice mail services. Voice mails are stored within the email system and subject to email data services in accordance with Section 4.2.

v.          Call Recordings. Software licensing and recording capabilities are provided for admissions, student services, financial aid, and the central reception team. Collegis will provide administration and configuration of the recording system. Recordings are retained for [***]. Each recorded extension, as designated by Rasmussen, requires a license. The quantity of licenses allocated to Rasmussen is defined in Schedule 4, Table 2. Additional licenses will be funded by Rasmussen. Desktop software, if required, for managing recordings is included.

vi.Audio Conferencing. Collegis provides audio conferencing services through a third party audio conferencing provider. Each Rasmussen staff member authorized to host audio conferences will be assigned a unique pin. Collegis will manage the assignment, reassignment, and decommissioning of conference numbers. The cost of usage of third party audio conferencing services is paid directly by Rasmussen to the vendor. Rasmussen will notify Collegis of numbers to be de-provisioned.

vii.Video Conferencing. Video conferencing for Central Office locations is provided through the technology installed in the conference rooms as defined in Schedule 1, Table 4.2. Any changes or move requests for Video Conferencing will be requested through the PSC. A web based video conferencing solution is provided, including support and access administration.

viii.Electronic Fax. Collegis provides electronic fax services to Rasmussen. Additions and modifications to fax numbers will be processed through the PSC.

ix.Call Reporting. The capability to provide reports on the call data by agent per day is provided. Collegis will provide training materials and assistance to Rasmussen authorized users. Rasmussen authorized users are responsible for creating and producing any required reports.

x.International Calling. International calling capabilities may be enabled on employee phones on a per request basis. International calls may experience call quality issues due to telecom carrier routing and telecom carrier infrastructure problems that cannot be controlled by Collegis. Third party telecom costs for international calling will be provided as pass-through charges or directly billed to Rasmussen. 
xi.Soft Phone Support. Collegis will install and configure the Cisco Soft Phone application on Rasmussen employee computers on a per request basis. Incremental software licensing is required for each installation and the licensing costs will be provided as a pass-through charge to Rasmussen.

3.Personal Support Center Services.

3.1Single Point of Contact. Collegis will provide a single point of contact to receive, manage, and process service requests. Collegis will provide a support telephone number (toll- free where available) and an email address. The telephone number may include an automated call distributor to route requests to other departments. The contact information is listed in Schedule 1, Table 3.5. Collegis will also establish a VIP Hotline, for use only be Rasmussen executives, during major start periods; the VIP Hotline will prioritize inbound calls to supersede all other queues that come into the PSC (“VIP Calls”). These VIP Calls will be treated using the Severity 1 priority level; if immediate resolution cannot be achieved within the PSC, the VIP Call will be immediately escalated via the Collegis Buzzline to engage Level 2 Teams to expedite resolution to the reported problem. The VIP Hotline contact information is listed in Schedule 1, Table 3.5.

3.2Case Management. When a Rasmussen student or employee contacts the PSC with a new service request, a case number will be issued by Collegis’ tracking system.   A detailed description of the problem and a description of the estimated business impact will be given to the PSC to accurately document and prioritize the case. Collegis manages cases from creation through closure. Dependent on Rasmussen’s request, these Services may include: receiving service requests; logging cases; assigning priority based upon criticality; processing the case; monitoring; updating the status; if necessary, escalating the case; and closing the case when completed.

3.3Student Support. Collegis will provide support to students of Rasmussen residential and online programs. A list of supported products is described in Schedule 1, Table 3.1. Collegis will provide:

a.Advice on how to use, navigate to and through, and resolve issues related to the use of the learning platforms.

b.Information pertaining to the campus, contact information, and account information.

c.Communication between student and instructor, student and advisers, and assignment explanations (not assignment help).

d.Best effort support on software installations, third party applications, and operating systems used in conjunction with the learning environment.

e.Account setup and password reset as defined in Schedule 1, Table 3.1.

f.Best effort recommendation to the student on the next best course of action to resolve the situation detailed as unsupported by the PSC. In some instances, students may need to utilize external resources (e.g., the Geek Squad, etc.) for items such as operating system error reports and viruses. For other items such as financial information and homework assistance, the PSC will refer students to Rasmussen-supplied student resources. In these instances, Rasmussen will be responsible for fielding second level support on unsupported PSC items.

3.4Minimum Student Technical Specifications. Rasmussen and Collegis will jointly agree upon the minimum student technical specifications for students to adequately use the learning technologies administered by Collegis. These specifications will include, at a minimum, student computer and minimum bandwidth requirements and will be reviewed and updated quarterly (or more frequently, if needed). Rasmussen will communicate these specifications to prospective students via the enrollment agreement and to current students via the Student Portal and other website resources. The PSC services provided to students may be reduced if a student’s personal technology does not meet the minimum student technical specifications.

3.5Employee and Faculty Support. Collegis will provide Rasmussen employees and faculty technical support by processing requests and escalating them to the proper channels for resolution as described in Schedule 1, Tables 3.2 and 3.3.

3.6Case Priority. Collegis will determine the priority of the case using the following guidelines:

a.Severity 1 Case. (1) A problem severely impacting more than one student and immediately impeding the student’s ability to turn in assignments or maintain success within a course. A workaround is not available and student success is greatly diminished. (2) A problem that critically impacts a Department, Campus or Company-Wide ability to perform standard functions impacting multiple individuals.

b.Severity 2 Case. (1) A problem severely impacting one student immediately impeding the student’s ability to turn in assignments or maintain success within a course. A workaround is not available and student success is greatly diminished. 
(2) A problem that critically impacts Rasmussen’s ability to perform standard functions impacting multiple individuals.

c.Severity 3 Case. (1) A problem that directly impacts a student’s performance within a course but does not immediately impact the student’s ability to turn in assignments. (2) A problem that significantly impacts Rasmussen’s ability to perform standard functions impacting multiple people that can work around the problem.

d.Severity 4 Case. (1) A problem that does not impact the student’s overall performance within a course. (2) A minor problem that negligibly impacts Rasmussen’s ability to perform standard functions impacting one (1) person.
									
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3.7Service Request Processing. Once the case has been logged and a priority assigned, Collegis will perform Level 1 support consisting of identifying the cause of the case and action required to resolve it, providing problem resolution where possible, and providing operational or procedural support on supported platforms. Collegis will route service requests to the appropriate service providers, based on operational instructions Rasmussen provides to Collegis. For cases routed to Campus based departments, Collegis will attempt to transfer the caller (i.e., warm transfer). If no one at the Campus is available to take ownership of the call, the case will be placed in the Campus queue. Cases assigned to Central Offices will be escalated through the ticketing system and placed in the appropriate queue.

3.8Escalation. Collegis will escalate cases to Level 2 support where necessary to address issues requiring expertise beyond Level 1 capabilities, including, but not limited to, Level 2 – Campus. Level 2 support is provided by Collegis as defined in Schedule 1. The PSC will collaborate or escalate to the appropriate Level 2 organization to resolve the case, acting as the single point of contact for case status. For cases escalated to Campus based departments, Collegis will attempt a warm transfer. For unsuccessful warm transfers to a Campus and cases escalated to Central Offices, the case will be escalated through the ticketing system and placed in the appropriate queue for further action. Collegis Level 2 support will escalate cases to higher levels when engineers and software developers are required for in-depth, systematic problems outside the PSC knowledge base.

3.9Personal Support Service Reports. Collegis will provide Rasmussen with the standard Support Center Service Reports described in Schedule 6, Table 1 via email or another mutually agreed upon distribution method. Monthly reports will include the current and two (2) preceding months of data. Additional reports may be requested through the Service Change Process.

3.10Volume. The baseline contact capacity of the PSC is outlined in the Support Center Baseline Service Metrics detailed in Schedule 2. A contact is defined as an inbound telephone call, email, or chat session. The email number excludes superfluous emails and those received from enrollment processing, discussion forums, reply-all scenarios, and auto-replies. The current capacity is based on the maximum number of contacts per day stated in Schedule 2. When contacts exceed the maximum daily contact volume, service performance and quality may be impacted. A sustained volume in excess of the maximum for three (3) consecutive days will impact service performance. Collegis and Rasmussen agree to review the case volumes on a quarterly basis. Major holidays will have a reduced staff and may incur reduced service performance. On average, start week volume increases [***] % over normal week volume. During this time, Collegis will augment staff to cover a portion of this increase; however, service levels may be reduced dependent on call fluctuation throughout this week. Collegis will provide training to the augmented staff through an LMS and classroom setting. Collegis and Rasmussen will meet semi-annually to define training requirements and supported items.

3.11Contact Volumes Fees. Collegis and Rasmussen agree to review the contact volumes quarterly and on an annual basis. Pursuant to the Service Change Process, the cost may be adjusted if appropriate and according to the actual contact volumes.
									
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3.12Ticket System Training. Collegis will provide training on usage of the ticketing system and procedures and deliver such content via an LMS self-paced online classroom. Items covered will include, but are not limited to, ticket creation, escalation, documentation, closure, and reporting.

3.13Rasmussen Responsibilities.

i.Escalation. When the PSC assigns or escalates a support request to Rasmussen or its service provider (Level 2), that organization will be available during the Level 2 Hours of Coverage. Rasmussen will receive support requests through Collegis’ tracking system (i.e., tickets) or through warm transfer of a telephone call. Rasmussen will update the ticket to accurately reflect the current status of the request and close the ticket when resolved. Level 2 support will assume ownership of the ticket until resolved and closed.

ii.Training. The PSC Services are not a substitute for training. Rasmussen is responsible for training faculty, staff, and students on procedures and systems supported by the PSC.

iii. Service Change. Rasmussen will use the Service Change Process to notify Collegis of any changes in the supported environment and to request additional services.

iv. New Process and/or Technology Training. Rasmussen will provide training and required documentation to the PSC prior to the release of any new processes or technology to students.   Rasmussen will provide: (a) primary and secondary contact information; (b) frequently asked questions; (c) product documentation; (d) fully functioning copies of the software or product; (e) procedure documents (e.g., how to log in); (f) administrative access to product, if applicable; (g) procedures for handling items out of scope of product (e.g., escalation of one-off scenarios); (h) definition of scope of support and support levels; and (i) training or attendance at internal training sessions.

v. Contacts. Rasmussen will provide IT/PSC Leadership with an updated contact sheet for escalations and departmental contacts within Rasmussen on a quarterly basis. The contacts will be distributed one (1) week prior to the start of the upcoming academic quarter.

4.Advanced Technology Support Services. Advanced Technology Support is comprised of Central Office and Campus Support Services and Email.

4.1Central Office and Campus Support Services. Collegis will provide support for general office technology.   Services will be provided remotely and on-site, when required, for the locations listed in Schedule 1. Service requests are submitted through the PSC.

a.Personal Computers. Collegis will procure laptops in accordance with the product standards listed in Schedule 1, Table 4.1. Collegis will install, configure, and maintain the hardware and operating system, including setup after office moves.
									
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Rasmussen will own and fund the asset. Collegis will perform installation of approved standard software, the reimage of PC/laptops, and the removal of virus/malware. Desktop peripherals (i.e., keyboard, mouse, and monitor) will be installed along with IP phones. Rasmussen agrees to require employees to leave anti-virus enabled on all PC/laptops.

b. Asset Tracking. Collegis will track the make, model, and serial number of assets procured for Rasmussen employees, including PC/laptop, MAC computer systems, docking station, monitor, and IP phones.

c. Electronic Asset Disposal. Collegis will dispose of electronic assets at the end of usable life through an authorized asset disposal company. Any additional costs incurred will be funded by Rasmussen.

d. PC Applications/Software. Collegis will procure, configure, and maintain approved standard software as defined in Schedule 1, Table 4.3.   Rasmussen will own and fund the software. Applications or software installed by non-Collegis employees or applications or software not included on Schedule 1, Table 4.3 or Schedule 10 will be supported only on a best effort basis. Software licensing compliance for these applications will be governed by Rasmussen. Employee access to computers is generally restricted to User access only meaning that software cannot be installed by the employee; software installation requests should be submitted to the Personal Support Center. Collegis will provide account management for system and infrastructure access through Active Directory. Additionally, Collegis will setup and maintain Exchange email accounts, company distribution lists, and spam services.

e. Printer, Copier, and Fax Equipment. Collegis will procure network printers, fax machines, and copiers. Collegis will configure and maintain network fax machines, copiers, and printers and manage third party vendors, when required. Rasmussen will own and fund the assets. Personal printers and any other office or personally owned equipment is not supported or maintained by Collegis unless mutually agreed upon by the parties. Rasmussen is responsible for the cost of consumables such as ink, toner, and paper.

f.Central Office Conference Rooms. Collegis will install and support the hardware and software required for audio and video meetings in Central Office conference rooms. Collegis and the Rasmussen Facility team agree to cooperate and jointly handle audio-visual needs when necessary. If any additional or specialized equipment or special handling is required for a meeting, a request will be submitted through the PSC three (3) business days prior to the meeting. Any requests made with less than the defined lead time are considered requests for expedited services. These requests will be evaluated and a determination will be made about whether Collegis has the capability of responding in the requested time. Two (2) off-site conference setups are included per year with one (1) months’ notice. Off-site conference setup includes: providing a laptop, a backup laptop, and a projector; providing input regarding audio- visual needs with third party vendors (e.g., projection screen, stand, cables, speakers, and paper boards); verifying setup; and collecting equipment after meeting completion. Off-
									
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site conferences are defined on a per location basis, and events held on the same day between multiple sites are deemed as one (1) conference. Additional off-site meeting setup is considered custom work and subject to the Service Change Process.

g.Campus Conference and Events. Collegis will install and support the hardware and software required for audio and video meetings in Campus conference rooms. Collegis and the Rasmussen Facility team agree to cooperate and jointly handle audio-visual needs when necessary. If any additional or specialized equipment, special handling, or travel is required for a Campus meeting or an event, a request will be submitted through the PSC three (3) weeks prior to the meeting. Any requests made with less than the defined lead time are considered requests for expedited services. These requests will be evaluated and a determination will be made about whether Collegis has the capability of responding in the requested time. Off-site conference, symposium, and graduation setups are included with one (1) months’ notice. Graduation and conference events are on a per request basis. Annual symposium events will be supported twice a year for up to three (3) locations for each event. Off-site conference setup includes: providing a laptop and a backup laptop; providing input regarding audio-visual needs with third party vendors (e.g., projection screen, stand, cables, speakers, and paper boards); verifying setup; and collecting equipment after meeting completion. Rasmussen is responsible for coordinating with third party vendors. Off-site conferences are defined on a per location basis, and events held on the same day between multiple sites are deemed as one (1) conference. Any additional costs incurred will be funded by Rasmussen. Included is one (1) all employee conference per month and one (1) off-site conference per quarter; any additional requests will be handled through the Service Change Process.

h.New Hire and Terminations.   Collegis will provide support technology and infrastructure for new hires, including obtaining personal computers, office setup, and account setup. After separation of an employee, account logins will be disabled, equipment will be collected, and, if requested, a copy of the separated employee’s hard drive contents will be provided on the manager’s shared drive. Network login accounts and email mailboxes will be retained for [***] days for voluntarily separated employees and [***] days for involuntarily separated employees. A [***] day lead time is required for all employee new hire and separation requests; provided, however, a [***] day lead time is required for adjunct instructors. A maximum of [***)] full-time new hire requests and [***] adjunct faculty new hire requests per month are included. Additional or expedited requests may require additional funding by Rasmussen and Collegis will use commercially reasonable efforts to complete the activities in the time requested.

i.Campus File Storage. File servers are provided and maintained for employee data storage. The storage capacity for storing files is [***] GB for each Campus location. Additional storage beyond the [***] GB will be subject to the Service Change Process. Daily backups are performed for up to [***] GB of data and such data is retained for [***] days.
									
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j.Central Office File Storage. File servers are provided and maintained for employee data storage. The storage capacity for storing files is [***] terabyte for each Central Office location. Additional storage beyond the [***] terabyte will be subject to the Service Change Process. Daily backups are performed and such data is retained for [***] days.

k.Anti-Virus. Anti-virus software will be included in the standard configuration of Windows operating systems. Anti-virus updates will be provided in accordance with software vendor deployment.

l.Campus Lab Equipment. Equipment located in the lab room of a Campus will be maintained regularly, and the equipment will be reimaged and/or reconfigured prior to a term start as needed.

m. IT Lab Equipment. Equipment located in the lab room of a Campus will be maintained and reimaged and/or reconfigured upon request. IT lab equipment support is provided on a best effort basis.

n.Campus Work-Study Students. Collegis will supervise the IT-related activities of the work-study students and approve the time posted in the payroll system. The governance and compliance of federal and state law is the responsibility of Rasmussen.

o.Level 2 Support. Collegis will provide Level 2 support for application access and usage questions and issues as defined in Schedule 1, Tables 3.1 through 3.3.

p.Campus Non-IT Services. The campus ITSS employees will not be used to provide non-IT services, including facilities-related work (e.g., replacing light bulbs and moving furniture), administrative work (e.g., answering front desk phone), janitorial work, and event-related activities. In the event a local resource is required to assist with issues, such activities will be charged to Block Time.

q.Volume. The baseline case capacity for Central Office and Campus Support Services is outlined in the Baseline Service Metrics detailed in Schedule 2, Tables 1.1 and 1.2. The current capacity is based on the maximum number of cases per month. Any cases in excess of the maximum case volume, as measured on a quarterly basis, may incur an incremental fee. Collegis and Rasmussen agree to review the case volumes on a quarterly basis.

4.2Email Services. Collegis will provide email hosting services via a Microsoft Exchange environment shared between Collegis and Rasmussen. Each employee will be provided with a @Rasmussen.edu email address and mailbox. Mailbox profiles allow up to [***]GB of email, calendar, and contact data for no more than [***] of the mailbox population. For up to [***] of the population, mailbox profiles will allow up to [***]GB of email, calendar, and contact data. For mailboxes larger than [***]GB in size, email access may operate at a slower performance. Email archiving is provided via the use of the “legal hold” feature within MS Exchange 2010. Email delivery cannot be guaranteed to external providers.
									
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Collegis also provides support and maintenance for applications that leverage email as an integration solution, as well as outbound student communications from the LMS platforms. Email accounts for separated employees will be retained on the mail server for [***] days for a voluntary separation and [***] days for an involuntary separation. After this period, the account will be purged and deleted. Deletion of email accounts for involuntarily separated employees require approval from Rasmussen’s General Counsel prior to deletion. Anti-virus and anti-spam services are included with these email services.

4.3Campus Connect Support Services. Collegis will support Rasmussen’s Campus Connect solution which provides remote campus sharing of video and content. The Campus Connect solution is currently limited to on-campus access at one of eight (8) designated Campus locations. The solution is capable of recording video sessions and the capacity for retention is limited by the available hardware storage. Adding additional Campuses, enabling off-campus access, and/or adding additional storage for video archiving will follow the Service Change Process. The hardware and software assets required to directly support Campus Connect are owned by Rasmussen.   Rasmussen will be responsible for maintaining vendor maintenance on the hardware and software. Collegis will provide faculty support during classroom hours via the PSC.

4.4Security Services.

a.Collegis will provide the following security services in accordance with commercially reasonable requirements for information security:

i.Creation, auditing, and revisions to information security controls;

ii.Network perimeter security defenses, including firewall routing and intrusion prevention and detection services;

iii.End user protection on company-supplied devices, including patch management and malware detection services; and

iv.PSC services to assist any supported user with malware detection and removal.

b.Collegis will provide support in responding to security incidents caused by the following events, but disclaims any liability arising from said events:

i.Malware, viruses, adware or other security vulnerabilities that are created or installed by an employee installing software onto their computer without assistance from Collegis.

ii.Incidents or vulnerabilities generated by Rasmussen employees that may have been initiated by their own behaviors, such as downloading software or clicking on links from spam emails.

iii.Any other failure to adhere to the Rasmussen Security Policy in place at the time of the security event.
									
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c.Collegis is not responsible for the security of or security incidents impacting:

i.Public users accessing sites or applications that contain malicious content;

ii.Public devices or media transported onto the Collegis network which may have been infected elsewhere; and

iii. Applications supplied by outside vendors, contractors, or students that may conflict with internal protective services causing malfunction.

5.Student Information System Services. The SIS is a fully integrated, administrative student records platform that unifies services, academic delivery, administrative management, and reporting. The SIS platform contains multiple vendors and product dependencies based on new features required. As of the Effective Date of this SOW, the core vendors include Campus Management, Global, and SchoolDocs, but are subject to change based on requirements.   The SIS allows students to apply for different degree programs, store student records, and pay associated application fees, and is utilized as a repository for student data. Collegis will provide Rasmussen with administration and support services for the SIS defined in Schedule 3. The following applications are included in this SOW as part of the SIS platform:

•CampusVue Student
•DocuSign
•Faculty Portal
•SchoolDocs
•LMS Integrations with CampusVue Student
•Student Account Center
SIS Services include Support Services, Request for Change, and Projects. Requests for Change and Projects are provided through Ad-hoc Technology Services.

5.1Support Services. Support Services include (i) providing assistance to Campus and Central Office employees with procedures and issues with use of the system; (ii) support and maintenance of back-end processes and procedures such as re-indexing, data warehouse loads, and running necessary utilities; and (iii) ongoing care and maintenance of the SIS platform, including vendor upgrades, Rasmussen configurations based on requirements, and business process support where needed.

5.2Administration Services. Administration Services are provided to keep the base SIS platform up and running for users and for providing new features of the platform based on vendors’ availability. Administration Services include new user/user group creation and maintaining ASR licensing and license re-allocation within CampusVue. Administration Services also includes upgrades to the SIS platform based on the vendors’ availability. Collegis anticipates providing [***] upgrades per year and any regulatory upgrades from Campus Management for CampusVue that would be critical to Rasmussen’s business. Other vendor upgrades are dependent on features needed and those vendors’ release cycles. Collegis will 
									
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maintain the ongoing relationships with outside vendors required for the SIS platform (i.e., SchoolDocs and Campus Management). Collegis will support, configure, and map the data from CampusVue into the Data Mart for reporting.

5.3Campus and Central Office Support. This is the ongoing support and maintenance to keep Campuses and Central Offices up and running utilizing the SIS system. These services include, but are not limited to, Campus transfers, Enrollment Dashboard discrepancies as identified by the Collegis Analytics or Rasmussen Campus teams, business process questions, DPA clean up questions, Student Account Center questions, weekly/daily/monthly data clean up exception reporting, Change of Status forms, billing, and month end process. These services further include support of existing reporting in CampusVue. Collegis will participate in a quarterly review with Rasmussen to discuss efficiencies in support. The review will allow Rasmussen the opportunity to either assume some of these support items or work with Collegis to determine better processes, which would reduce the number of hours spent on Support Services.

5.4SIS/LMS Integrations. Collegis will provide support for the existing integrations between the SIS and LMS systems currently in use by Rasmussen as defined in Schedule 5, Table 3 including course creation, deletion, enrollment, attendance, and grades. Collegis will work closely with Rasmussen employees to resolve any issue arising from the integration between these systems.

5.5SIS Course Management. Collegis will manage the day-to-day technical operations of course management for orientation and other enrollment policy and qualification courses. This includes course balancing, LMS integrations, assessment course reporting, and course reporting for faculty. Further, Collegis will manage student email account creation and residential course survey setup. Major changes to existing processes will be subject to the Service Change Process.

5.6Rasmussen Configurations. Collegis will provide all ongoing maintenance of the SIS platforms that are required based on Rasmussen requirements, including new program setup, document setup, catalog updates, and all list items configurations within the SIS platform. The maintenance and creation of courses is not included in the configuration services. Collegis is not responsible for the setup or creation of individual courses, pre-requisites, or co-requisites. Configurations that take up to [***] hours of effort will be included in these Support Services. Configurations that will take more than [***] hours of effort will be subject to the Service Change Process.

5.7Reporting. Collegis shall create, implement, and generate periodic reporting from the SIS in the areas of academics, admissions, marketing, student affairs, and leadership.

5.8Ownership. Rasmussen owns the data uploaded and stored in the SIS, and Rasmussen is accountable for the data, including the accuracy of the data. Collegis has the right to use amalgamated data anonymously for cross-client reporting. Rasmussen will own the relationship with the SIS provider. Collegis will act as Rasmussen’s agent to the provider, verify invoices, and manage vendor support services.

									
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6.Maintenance and Support.

6.1Applications. Maintenance and support services will be provided for applications that were purchased or licensed for use by Rasmussen and applications custom developed by Collegis for use by Rasmussen (both as defined in Schedule 10). Support services include account creation, password reset, maintaining application availability, troubleshooting and resolving issues with application functionality, and reporting software issues (i.e., bugs) to the vendor. Maintenance activities include (i) applying fixes and patches and (ii) the upkeep and maintenance of database services, including performance tuning and backup and restore of critical data. All support requests will be submitted through the PSC or other agreed upon method. The PSC will create a case and assign it to the appropriate support team. Cases will be addressed in accordance with the escalation guidelines as defined in Schedule 9. For applications that were obtained through the Project and Portfolio Governance Process but contracted by Rasmussen or not hosted by Collegis, Collegis will act as Rasmussen’s agent to the vendor. Collegis will work with the vendor and manage vendor support services, including reporting issues to the vendor’s support center and escalation when required. Schedule 10, Table 3 contains a list of applications for which Collegis provides little to no support.   Maintenance and support will also be provided for modifications to existing reports generated out of the applications, such as updates to content or format, permissions, or report subscriptions.

6.2Software. Support and maintenance will be provided by Collegis for the current software release and the [***] previous major releases unless the manufacturer discontinues support for that release. For versions outside of these guidelines, any incremental costs will be funded by Rasmussen and support levels may be impacted.

6.3Physical Assets. Physical assets (as defined in Schedule 1) will be supported according to manufacturer specifications. Rasmussen agrees to fund the replacement of older equipment that is outside of the manufacturer specifications when such equipment no longer functions or becomes incompatible with current software.

7.Ad-hoc Technology Services.

7.1Service Categories. Ad-hoc Technology Services are categorized as Configuration, Request for Change (“RFC”), and Projects for applications specified in Schedule 10. New applications not specified in Schedule 10 may be subject to the Service Change Process or such Collegis activities may be counted towards the Block Time.

a.Configuration. Configuration services include configuration of existing applications in Schedule 10, enhancing or correcting reports, and correcting defects found in custom developed applications. Collegis will work with Rasmussen to deliver new system configurations based on new business processes defined by Rasmussen. Requests that are submitted by Rasmussen and are under [***] hours of effort will be counted towards the Block Time. Configuration, maintenance, and support activities required to maintain existing functionality (e.g., bug fixes) will not be counted towards the Block Time.

									
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b.Request for Change. Any requests submitted that exceed [***] hours of effort but fall below [***] hours will be considered a RFC. Any requests that are considered RFCs will be counted towards the Block Time. Any changes requiring outside services and/or that are beyond the capacity or expertise of Collegis staff will follow the Project and Portfolio Governance Process.

c.Projects.   Any requests received that exceed [***] hours of effort will follow the Project and Portfolio Governance Process. These requests will be prioritized by the Rasmussen ITSC. Project activities will be counted towards the Block Time.

7.2Application Configuration and Development Services. Configuration and development services for current applications that were purchased or licensed for use by Rasmussen and custom applications developed by Collegis will be provided. Current applications are defined in Schedule 10. Application services include configuration, business process updates, new pick list values for an existing field, data corrections, data loads, new recipients for a workflow email or approval process, updates to existing formulas to change a calculation, bulk inquiry transfers, license re-allocation, and SharePoint site design. Enhancements and upgrades will be evaluated and applied as agreed between Rasmussen, Collegis, and the application supplier. New applications or enhancements will be subject to the Service Change Process. For supported applications (as defined in Schedule 10) that are contracted by Rasmussen or not hosted by Collegis, Collegis will act as Rasmussen’s agent to the vendor. Collegis will work with the vendor to obtain resources for approved development projects, ensure accuracy of invoices for consulting resources, and manage vendor support services.   Any development or vendor resources required for additional configuration is subject to the Service Change Process.

7.3Event Video. Video resources will be provided for non-course related content such as Campus events, graduations, and guest speakers. Up to [***] hours of video activity, including pre-production, production, and post-production, will be provided by Collegis per quarter. Travel costs incurred will be funded by Collegis as defined during the budget process. Project milestones scheduling will be performed jointly by the Rasmussen project owner and the Collegis Audio/Video Production representative. The video will be edited to align with the script, and Collegis will add required title screens or bumpers. The video will be uploaded to the streaming media server and html code will be provided. Collegis will maintain the streaming media server and provide reports on the use of the video media, as requested.

8.   Project and Portfolio Governance. Rasmussen will follow the Project and Portfolio Governance Process established by Collegis as defined in Schedule 8. The Rasmussen ITSC will prioritize the key initiatives which will drive the order in which Collegis performs work for Rasmussen. Funding decisions are determined through the Project and Portfolio Governance Process. All project work is considered new work and will follow the Project and Portfolio Governance Process. Operationalizing support services as a part of a project will invoke the Service Change Process. The project lifecycle process is defined in Schedule 8. Collegis will assign a Business Analyst (“BA”) as the single point of contact for all IT initiatives.   The BA will  maintain the IT Roadmap, manage leadership meeting deliverables, provide status of deliverables, and manage communications of issues and resolutions. IT project responsibilities include defining strategies around current and future initiatives in collaboration with Rasmussen. 
									
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The BA will translate the initiatives and IT requirements for development and define quality assurance requirements. Additionally, Collegis will provide project management for IT involvement in small projects and rollout planning and will assist with Level 2 support requirements. The parties will execute a Service Change Order (“Change Order”) in accordance with the Service Change Process for all ITSC approved projects which require greater than [***] hours of effort.

9.Block Time.

9.1Generally. Rasmussen shall annually purchase a block of service units (the “Block Time”) that may be used by Rasmussen to fund activities or projects not specifically included in this SOW during an annual period; provided, that any such activity or project (i) shall be subject to Section 12.2 and (ii) must fall within Collegis’ then existing expertise and capabilities at the time of the request. The allocation of the Block Time units by team is defined in Exhibit A. The Block Time must be used in half-unit increments; provided, that such units shall not (i) exceed in the aggregate [***] of a single team’s capacity or (ii) exceed with respect to any single skill set [******] of that skill set’s total time, in any single month without Collegis’ prior consent. Collegis shall use commercially reasonable efforts to respond and solidify plans for any project under the Block Time. Except as provided below, any unused Block Time as of 11:59 pm on September 30 of each year shall automatically expire without refund. As applicable, Collegis shall provide a monthly statement to Rasmussen detailing the service units used from the Block Time. Any requested use of the Block Time that is expected to exceed [***] units will require approval of the Rasmussen ITSC.

9.2Rollover / Credit. Any unused Block Time will be reviewed with the ITSC and Executive Representatives during the Annual Meeting (as defined in Section 12 below) to determine if such Block Time should be “rolled over” into Rasmussen’s next fiscal year or applied in lieu of service charges, subject to Section 12.2. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, unless otherwise agreed by the ITSC and Executive Representatives who shall reasonably consider the overall fairness to both parties, [***] of any unused Block Time shall be rolled over, and all Block Time that is rolled over to the next fiscal year must be used in such immediately succeeding fiscal year and will not otherwise contribute to any future rollover of Block Time.

9.3Tracking. All Projects, within the current scope of services provided by Collegis, will track their hours to Block Time.   Any Projects outside the scope of the SLSS, Email Support, Student Support Services, Central Office Desktop Support, Student Information Systems Services, Salesforce and Application Support, Network Services and Campus Nexus hosting will be mutually assessed by the parties on a one-off basis to determine if Collegis has the resources and skillsets available to use Block Time with the intention to use Block Time to the fullest extent possible. The ITSC will review any such assessment on a timely basis. For the avoidance of doubt, if there are incremental out-of-pocket costs for Collegis to deliver a Project, the Service Change Process will be utilized.

10.Contracts and Licensing. Rasmussen and Collegis agree to cooperate and negotiate in good faith to determine ownership of current contracts and licensing agreements for technology used to provide Services, including ongoing funding required for the technology.
									
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11.Service Change Process. Changes (including additions, deletions, or modifications) to Services defined in this SOW and all ITSC approved projects which require greater than [***] hours of effort are subject to the Service Change Process.

11.1Service Change Orders. The party requesting the change will submit a request to the other party. If the change has not already been discussed through the Project and Portfolio Governance Process, the parties will meet to discuss the requested changes and shall promptly determine the financial and schedule impact, if any, and whether, and with what modifications the proposed change is mutually agreeable.   If the parties agree to the proposed changes, a written Change Order shall be created and substantially completed in the format of the template attached as Schedule 7.The Change Order will include the scope of the project, deliverables, roles and responsibilities, dependencies, cost estimates (including one-time and recurring costs), and financial responsibilities of both parties. The Change Order will be agreed upon and executed prior to beginning the project or Collegis executing a change in Services. Any services or goods that have incremental external costs will require both parties to authorize the Change Order prior to engaging external services or ordering goods. Any changes in scope to a Change Order will be evaluated and mutually agreed upon prior to any commitment to accept the change.

11.2Binding Effect. The parties will negotiate any Change Order in good faith. No Change Order will have any contractually binding effect until formally agreed to in writing by both parties, and if the parties do not agree on a Change Order, this SOW will remain in full force and effect in accordance with its terms; provided, however, that if Rasmussen initiates a Change Order, and agrees to pay Collegis’ additional fees to make such change, Collegis may not refuse to accept a Change Order provided that the terms and work therein are commercially reasonable. Collegis’ additional fees shall be based on the rates as derived from scheduled hours and total fees associated with the change or additional requested services. Additional or modifying work without Rasmussen’s consent shall not justify a claim to compensation.

11.3Annual Change Order Review. During the annual review meeting (as contemplated by Section 3.3 of the Agreement), Rasmussen and Collegis will review all Change Orders from the previous year and evaluate if the deliverables or services resulting from such Change Orders are an incremental recurring service, removal of service, or change to service, and make a determination if the SOW should be updated to reflect the impact of recurring support and maintenance.   As part of this evaluation, both parties will review the financial impact to support and maintenance and agree to adjust the associated fees accordingly.

12.Annual Meeting; Flexibility and Clarity.

12.1Annual Meeting. Section 3.3 of the Agreement provides that the parties’ respective Executive Representatives shall review business and technology strategy, and related budgetary and financial consequences at an annual meeting (the “Annual Meeting”). The parties agree that the Annual Meeting shall occur at a mutually agreed upon time to correspond with Rasmussen’s annual operational planning.
									
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12.2Flexibility. As part of the Annual Meeting, the parties agree to discuss the ability to re-allocate the Services within the scope and total Fee of this SOW in order to better align the services provided by Collegis with Rasmussen’s information technology priorities for the up- coming fiscal year. Collegis agrees to engage in good faith discussions and shall make best efforts to provide the flexibility to meet Rasmussen’s requests to reallocate resources, provided that if accommodating a request will impose additional costs on Collegis that are more than de minimis, Collegis shall document such costs and present them to Rasmussen. If Rasmussen agrees to cover such additional costs, Collegis shall proceed with the request. If Rasmussen determines that it shall not cover such costs, unless otherwise agreed by the parties, Collegis shall have no obligation to proceed with such requests. Notwithstanding the foregoing, to the extent Rasmussen’s requests cannot be met through a re-allocation of Block Time or within the skillset / resource availability otherwise set forth in this SOW, then the parties shall utilize the Service Change Process pursuant to Section 11. The parties acknowledge that constraints on flexibility include, without limitation, any changes that impact the overall expenses of Collegis, net new technologies, or skillsets that require Collegis to hire incremental resources to support new technologies unless those costs are offset by agreed upon or Collegis requested reductions in other services that no longer require support from Collegis. By way of example, if Rasmussen desires to sunset an application and once this migration is complete Collegis will no longer need to support such application, then Collegis agrees that best efforts attempts will be made to re- train the Collegis resources in a replacement technology. If such re-training is not commercially reasonable, Collegis will make commercially reasonable efforts to hire the resources needed to support the new technology with no negative impact to its cost structure. If this change results in net incremental staffing and/or technology costs, then the standard Service Change Process will be implemented by the parties.

12.3Clarity. Sections 2.2(a)(i) (Course Creation), 2.2(b)(i) (New Course Production), 2.2(b)(ii) (Multimedia Creation, 2.2(b)(iii) Course Updates), 2.2(b)(x) (Custom Reporting from MLS) and 2.2(b)(xi) (Video) each provide for certain service hours or development units as set forth therein. The parties acknowledge and agree that such amounts are upper limits to ensure that Collegis is staffed to meet Rasmussen’s demand in these areas, and that the hours incurred and/or development units utilized is ultimately determined (on a year-by-year basis) by the number and type of courses requested by Rasmussen. Collegis agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts to allow Rasmussen to move hours and/or development units across the above referenced service categories consistent with past practice to ensure overall fairness to both parties in all material respects, and if the total hours and/or development units exceeds the totals set forth in Section 2.2 above, such amounts can be allocated to Block Time.

12.4Compliance. Subject to the remaining provisions of this Section 12.4, Collegis shall have no independent responsibility for satisfying any statutory, Department of Education or other regulatory requirements applicable to Rasmussen. Collegis shall provide all Services in compliance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations and/or standards (taking into account any laws, rules, regulations and/or standards that apply to Collegis by virtue of Rasmussen, as the recipient of such Services, operating a business subject to educational laws, rules regulations and/or accreditation standards). In furtherance of the foregoing, Collegis shall (i) take all actions necessary to ensure such on-going compliance by Collegis and (ii) shall exercise commercially reasonable efforts to enable Rasmussen, in accordance with instructions and/or guidance provided by Rasmussen, to comply with any laws, rules, regulations and/or accreditation standards applicable to Rasmussen.

13.Maintenance Windows. Rasmussen will provide and agree to standard maintenance windows for all technology solutions used to provide the Services.

									
			

14.Course of Business Services. For the avoidance of doubt, Collegis will continue to provide IT support and services to Rasmussen in the ordinary course of business. Collegis will provide IT services for general IT requests on a day-to-day basis; provided, however, any requests which will require a significant amount of Collegis effort beyond day-to-day business support will be allocated to Block Time or subject to the Service Change Process.

15.Exhibits and Schedules. The following Exhibits and Schedules are attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein:
15.l    Exhibits.

a.Exhibit A: Fees for Services
b.Exhibit B: Initial Term and Renewal Terms
c.Exhibit C: Service Levels
d.Exhibit D: Third Party Software/Hardware/Licenses
e.Exhibit E: Disaster Recovery
15.2Schedules.

a.Schedule 1: Supported Locations, Products, and Technologies
b.Schedule 2: Service Metrics
c.Schedule 3: LMS Systems
•d.    Schedule 4: Data Center Services
e.Schedule 5: Learning Management System Services
f.Schedule 6: Support Center Service Reports
g.Schedule 7: Service Change Order
h.Schedule 8: Project Governance Process
i.Schedule 9: Case Escalation Guidelines
j.Schedule 10: Applications

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this SOW in the manner and form sufficient to bind them on the day and year written after the execution by their respective parties.

  Collegis, LLC

BY:  /s/ Patrick D. Branham
Name: Patrick: D. Branham
Title: Chief Administrative Officer

RASMUSSEN COLLEGE, 
PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION
          By: /s/ Thomas Slagle
          Name: Thomas Slagle

Date: March 15, 2019    

Date:

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EXHIBIT A 
FEES FOR SERVICES
The fees for the below described services (collectively, the “Fee”) will be payable during the Term in accordance with the following schedule:
I.[***] – Upon the “lock down” date for each academic quarter, Rasmussen will report to Collegis and pay the fee described on the following schedule for [***]:
a.Up to [***]    $[***] per [***]
b.From [***] to [***]     $[***] per [***]
c.From [***] to [***]     $[***] per [***]
d.From [***] to [***]     $[***] per [***]
e.From [***] and over    $[***] per [***]
II.[***] – As of the first day of each month, Rasmussen will pay $[***].
III.[***] – At the beginning of each month, Rasmussen will pay
$[***].
IV.[***]– At the beginning of each month, Rasmussen will pay $[***] of Rasmussen.
V.[***] – At the beginning of each month, Rasmussen shall pay $[***].
VI.[***] – At the beginning of each month, Rasmussen shall pay $[***].
VII.[***] - At the beginning of each month, Rasmussen shall pay $[***].
For the avoidance of doubt, the Fee includes all Services needed to carry out the annual business objectives agreed to by the Parties, excluding any Change Orders.   Additionally, Rasmussen shall be responsible for any pass-through and allocated costs as stated in the SOW. Cost allocations shall be made using a mutually agreed upon allocation method.
The portion of the Fee for Student Information System Management, Salesforce and Application Support, and All Other Outsourcing Services and General Support shall be subject to an annual cost of living escalator equal to the greater of the [***] on July 1st each year or

1 [***].

[***] %, commencing on October 1, 2017.2

			
	

			
	

									
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Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, solely with respect to items 1 through 4 in the Chart of Service Levels and Performance Credits set forth on Exhibit C, for each month where
(i) an applicable Service Level availability is under [***]% and (ii) such Service Level availability remains under [***]% in either of the immediately [***] succeeding months, Collegis shall credit Rasmussen $[***] against the Fee on the next applicable monthly invoice; provided, that the credit applicable with respect to any single month shall in no event exceed in the aggregate $[***] plus the maximum Performance Credit for such Service Level as set forth in Exhibit C. In no event shall the $[***] credit against fees set forth above be deemed a Performance Credit for purposes of this SOW.
During each contract year Collegis will track its time allocation by team in the form of block hours (the “Block Time”). If Rasmussen utilizes additional time beyond the total Block Time allocated in Table 1 below, Rasmussen may purchase additional Block Time or Collegis may charge Rasmussen for additional hours based upon the Ad-hoc Technical Services Rate Card in Table 2.

Table 1: Block Time

						
	Team
	Hours

	LMS	[***]

	LMS Engineering
	[***]
	Operations	[***]
	PSC	[***]

	SIS	[***]
	ITSS	[***]
	Apps/SQL/DBA/Sharepoint	[***]
	PM/QA	[***]
	TOTAL	[***]

Table 2: Ad-hoc Technical Services Rate Card

									
	Ad-hoc Technical Services Rate Card

	Department	Title
	Rate/Hour

	Operations	Associate Administrator
	$[***]

		IT Support Specialist
	$[***]

		Network Engineer
	$[***]

		SR Network Engineer
	$[***]

		SR Systems Engineer
	$[***]

		Systems Administrator
	$[***]

	

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	Applications	Application Developer
	$[***]

		SQL DBA
	$[***]

	

	LMS	LMS Engineering
	$[***]

		LMS Administration
	$[***]

		Web Production
	$[***]

	

	SalesForce	Salesforce –
Development/Support
	$[***]

		Salesforce – Sr.
Development/Architect
	$[***]

		Salesforce –
Development/Support
	$[***]

		Salesforce – Sr.
Development/Architect
	$[***]

	

	Project Management
	Sr. Project Manager
	$[***]

		QA Lead
	$[***]

		Sr. QA Staff
	$[***]

Additional COLA adjustment, based on CPI, will be added to rates, starting October 1, 2017.
			
	

			
	

									
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EXHIBIT B

INITIAL TERM AND RENEWAL TERMS

This SOW and the Services shall commence on the Effective Date and continue until September 30, 2024 (“Initial Term”). This SOW shall automatically renew for successive two (2) year periods (each a “Renewal Term”), unless terminated by written notice at least twenty-four (24) months prior to the end of the Initial Term or a Renewal Term. “Term” shall mean the Initial Term or a Renewal Term, as applicable.
			
	

			
	

									
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EXHIBIT C

SERVICE LEVELS

The online learning student support and advanced technology support service levels (“Service Levels”) are measured on a quarterly basis. All measures shall be reported by Collegis to Rasmussen and discussed by the Parties on a quarterly basis unless noted otherwise. The Parties shall meet once per quarter to review and assess performance against each Service Level and any performance issues.

Force Majeure

Service Levels missed due to a Disaster, or a force majeure event shall not be included.

Commencement of Service Levels

All Service Levels will commence on the Effective Date. Rasmussen will be eligible to receive “Performance Credits” if Collegis’ services fall below the Service Levels outlined in this Exhibit
C. The applicable Performance Credits, if any, will be credited to Rasmussen in the invoice immediately following the month following Collegis’ failure to “earn-back” the Performance Credit as set forth herein (i.e., a failure to achieve the applicable Service Level in the [***] months immediately following an initial failure).

Availability Service Level

Collegis provides Availability (as defined below) of the systems hosted by Collegis measured across all of the individual platform service components, as follows. A regular maintenance schedule and notice of any other necessary maintenance will be provided quarterly. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, Rasmussen understands and agrees that requesting certain functions, including, but not limited to, performing updates and backups, may limit access to the platforms and such instances will not be considered a Non-Conformance (as defined below).

The term “Availability” is a percentage that shall be calculated as follows:

Availability Percentage = [***] 

LMS Platform: Availability will be calculated for each hosted Rasmussen LMS instance (i.e., website). “Counted Minutes” means all minutes in a given calendar month multiplied by the number of Rasmussen LMS instances reduced by minutes that the specific Rasmussen LMS instance is not accessible due to the exceptions listed below (“Exceptions”).

Exchange Platform:   For Exchange Availability, “Counted Minutes” means all minutes in a given calendar month multiplied by the number of Mailboxes reduced by minutes that the platform is not accessible due to the Exceptions listed below.

			
	

			
	

									
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Exceptions:

a.Permitted interruptions (see below);
b.Issues arising from the misuse of the Platforms by Rasmussen;
c.Scheduled or requested maintenance;
d.Issues arising from services provided by (i) CenturyLink and Zayo (and/or any replacements or successors thereof who provide substantially similar services) and any telecom providers providing services to Collegis (provided that any service providers providing substantially different service levels than CenturyLink and/or Zayo shall, in the case of CenturyLink, be subject to Rasmussen’s prior approval, not to be unreasonably withheld, and in the case of Zayo, shall be subject to Rasmussen’s reasonable consultation and input) or (ii) Redhat and Microsoft or any third party application where Rasmussen is listed as the “Licensor or Asset Owner” on Exhibit D of the Agreement; and
e.Force majeure events.

“Unavailability” means any system outage and/or substantial system non-performance for which Rasmussen is not responsible, as reasonably determined by Collegis. Incidents of Unavailability shall be identified through Collegis’ monitoring system or reported by Rasmussen through Collegis’ Personal Support Center (“PSC”). When an incident is identified or reported and upon receipt of such report, Collegis will promptly issue notification to the Rasmussen designated contact. Collegis and Rasmussen will mutually agree whether or not the incident resulted in Unavailability of the platform.

An Exchange mailbox profile allows up to [***]GB of email, calendar, and contact data for no more than [***] % of the mailbox population. For up to [***] % of the population, mailbox profiles will allow up to [***]GB of email, calendar, and contact data. For mailboxes larger than [***]GB in size, email access may operate at a slower performance. Slow performance for these large mailboxes will not be included in the calculation of Unavailability.

Permitted Interruptions

Collegis may periodically interrupt access to the systems hosted by Collegis for reasons such as safety, platform changes, and testing. These interruptions will, whenever possible, be carried out at pre-scheduled times, and every effort will be made to minimize the duration. For interruptions expected to last for less than [***] hours, Collegis will provide Rasmussen with at least [***] hours’ notice, except as otherwise agreed by the Parties. For interruptions expected to last for more than [***] hours, Collegis will provide Rasmussen with [***] months’ notice, except as otherwise agreed by the Parties.

Collegis and Rasmussen recognize that the systems hosted by Collegis used to provide services will on occasion require immediate attention to rectify faults (“Emergency Maintenance”). For the avoidance of doubt, Emergency Maintenance shall not include the correction of any faults within the reasonable control of Collegis (which shall be deemed Unavailability). Collegis shall make every reasonable effort to limit interruptions of access to the platforms, but occasionally an unscheduled interruption due to Emergency Maintenance may be unavoidable. Collegis will provide Rasmussen with notice of any Emergency Maintenance as soon as reasonably practicable given the nature of and circumstances relating to the Emergency Maintenance.
			
	

			
	

									
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Service Levels and Performance Credits
																					
	Ref #
	Category	Applications/ Description
	SLA Coverage
	SLA	Non- Performance Credit Based on Service Levels
	Continued Non-Performance Credit

	1	System
Availability
	Blackboard Learn
Engage (Moodle)
Active Directory (User Authentication)
	Application	[***] %Core
[***] %Off
Hours
	Core Hours:
Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee

Off-Hours:
Availability is less than [***] % off-hours: [***] % of entire monthly IT fee Availability is less than [***] % off hours: 2% of entire monthly IT fee
	Three consecutive months of under
[***] %availability during Core Hours will be a "Major Non-Performance" event.

	2	System Availability
	SiteCore (rasmussen.edu) Umbraco (PPC pages) Lead Router
	Application	[***] %Core
[***] %Off
Hours
	Core Hours:
Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee

Off-Hours:
Availability is less than [***] % off-hours: [***] % of entire monthly IT fee Availability is less than [***] % off hours: [***] % of entire monthly IT fee
	Three consecutive months of under [***] %availability during Core Hours will be a "Major Non-Performance" event.

	3	System Availability
	Microsoft SharePoint 2013 - Student Portal
MS SQL SSRS- Rasmussen Reporting Office-Campus File & Print Servers RGEES
Schedule Confirmation SIS - CashNet Integration STEP - Archive
ATR
Content.Learntoday.info
	Application	[***] %Core
[***] %Off
Hours
	Core Hours:
Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee

Off-Hours:
Availability is less than [***] % off-hours: 1[***] % of entire monthly IT fee Availability is less than [***] % off hours: [***] % of entire monthly IT fee
	Three consecutive months of under [***] %availability during Core Hours will be a "Major Non-Performance" event.

	4	System Availability
	Blackboard Analytics for Learn ATR
Salto
SIS- CampusVue* * SIS - CLASS - Archive SIS - SchoolDocs
SIS - Transcripts - Webster - Archive Solomon - Rasmussen
	Server Only

* * Where servers are designed with redundancy or high availability, the Availability will be defined by the
	[***] %Core
[***] %Off
Hours
	Core Hours:
Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee Availability is between [***]%and [***]%core hours: [***]% of entire monthly IT fee

Off-Hours:
Availability is less than [***] % off-hours: [***] % of entire monthly IT fee Availability is less than [***] % off hours: [***] % of entire monthly IT fee
	Three consecutive months of under [***] %availability during Core Hours will be a "Major Non-Performance" event.

			
	

			
	

									
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Service Levels and Performance Credits (cont.)

																					
	5	System Availability
	All third party applications not hosted by Collegis. See Schedule 10, Table 1
	N/ A
	Vendor's SLA Apply
	N/ A
	
	6	Telephone Responsive ness (Average Speed of Answer- Phone)
	Phone answer rate is the percentage of inbound calls answered by the Personal Support Center (PSC) within threshold. (Calls abandoned in [***] seconds or less are excluded from this calculation.) Average speed to answer is defined as the average length of time a customer must wait for the next available agent after the caller has selected the PSC prompt.

Wait time is calculated from the time a caller requests to be transferred to the PSC to the time the caller reaches the PSC associate. This measurement is calculated in terms of percentage of calls that reach a live agent.
	The calculation of answer rate is determined by the total number of inbound calls answered, divided by the number of inbound calls received. Calls with a hold time of less than 20 seconds are to be excluded from the answer rate Service Level as
these calls
	Answer Rate Service Level 1: [***] % within
[***] seconds

Answer Rate Service Level 2: [***]% within
[***] seconds

Answer Rate Service Level 3: [***]% within
[***] seconds
	If the levels 1, 2 or 3 answer rates are not adhered to within the prescribed response times there will be a [***]% of the entire monthly IT fee awarded for each [***]% below the prescribed answer rates, not to exceed [***]% of the monthly Service Fee.
	Three consecutive months of [***]% or under of Service Level 1 answer rates within [***] seconds will be a "Major Non-Performance" event.

Three consecutive months of [***]% or under of Service Level 2 answer rates within [***] seconds will be a "Major Non-Performance" event.

Three consecutive months of 65% or under of Service Level 2 answer rates within [***] seconds will be a "Major Non-Performance" event.

	7	Case Resolution
	All IT incidents and requests from Rasmussen come to Collegis via a ticket/ case and are held to the standard resolution guidelines in Schedule 9, which govern resolution times. This includes Central Office Desktop Support, Salesforce and Application Support, Student Information System Support and all other technology services Collegis
provides.
	Issues/ Incident s and Services requests are resolved within the case guidelines defined in Schedule 9.
	[***]%resolved within guidelines
	If the [***]% resolution of cases within guidelines (this excludes events where a case regarding a third party application which can only be reasonably resolved by the third party and is subject to that third party's SLA and other exceptions identified in the current contract) is not adhered to there will be a [***]% performance credit of the entire monthly IT fee awarded for each [***]% below the [***]% resolution within guidelines service level rate, not to exceed the[***]% of the entire monthly IT fee.
	Collegis to come up with a remedial plan if target is missed by more than [***]%.

			
	

			
	

									
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	8	Customer Satisfaction (Based on Net Promoter Score)
	Net Promoter Score (NPS) is based on a direct question: How likely is it that you would recommend the Personal Support Center to a friend or colleague? The scoring for this answer is based on a 0 to 10 scale.[3] Promoters are those who respond with a score of 9 or 10 and are considered loyal enthusiasts. Detractors are those who respond with a score of 0 to 6 - unhappy customers. Scores of 7
and 8 are ignored.
	NPS is calculated by subtracting the percentage of customers who are Detractors from the percentage of customers who are Promoters.
	3 month rolling average of > [***] %
	OK	Collegis to come up with a remedial plan if NPS falls below [***] %.

			
	

			
	

									
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1.Core hours defined as [***] CST
2.Off-hours defined as [***] CST
3.Maintenance window – LMS: [***] CST; Exchange: [***]

Schedule 10 – Applications, is the master list of all applications. If an application is listed in Schedule 10 but not in the above Service Level chart, then assume [***] % Core and [***] % Off- hours if Collegis hosts the server or application.

Performance Credits

If an applicable Service Level is achieved for each of the [***] months immediately subsequent to a month where such Service Level was not achieved, then the Performance Credit associated with such Service Level failure shall not apply (i.e., Collegis shall have earned the right to retain the Performance Credit). If an applicable Service Level is missed in either of the [***] months immediately subsequent to a month where such Service Level was initially missed, then Rasmussen shall be entitled to receive the applicable Performance Credit which will be credited on the next applicable monthly invoice. For the avoidance of doubt, the Performance Credit is for each month where there has been a failure to achieve the applicable Service Level and such failure is not remedied in each of the [***] immediately subsequent months.

Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, the aggregate of all Performance Credits shall not exceed [***] of the Fee for any applicable month.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the case of a Major Non-Performance Event (as defined in the Service Level chart above), Rasmussen will have the option of hiring a third party to provide the applicable service, and Rasmussen shall receive a credit from Collegis against the monthly Fee for the direct cost of such third party; provided that such credit shall not exceed [***] % of the applicable fee for such service provided in Exhibit A. Nothing in this Exhibit A shall limit either party’s rights under Sections 8.3 and 8.4 of the Agreement.
			
	

			
	

									
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EXHIBIT D

THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE/HARDWARE/LICENSES

												
	Product	Licensor or Asset Owner
	Financial Responsibility
	Contract Administrator

	Personal Computers
	Organization of the employee that uses
the computer.
	Organization of the employee that uses
the computer.
	Collegis
	Printers & Copiers
	Organization that uses the majority of the pro-rata share of
the office space
	Organization that uses the majority of the pro-rata share of
the office space
	Collegis
	Printer & Copier Managed Service
	Rasmussen College
	Allocated by usage to the organization that occupies the majority
of the pro-rata share of the office space
	Collegis
	Telecom phone
circuits
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Data network circuits
	Collegis	Allocated by usage to the organization that occupies the majority of the pro-rata share
of the office space
	Collegis
	Server Equipment
(Campuses)
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Server Equipment
(Offices)
	Collegis	Collegis	Collegis
	Server Equipment
(Data Center)
	Collegis	Collegis	Collegis
	Network Equipment
(Campuses)
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Network Equipment
(Offices)
	Collegis	Collegis	Collegis
	Network Equipment
(Data Center)
	Collegis	Collegis	Collegis
	Telephony (VoIP) Handsets
	Organization of the employee that uses
the telephone
	Organization of the employee that uses
the telephone
	Collegis

			
	

			
	

									
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	Telephony (VoIP)
Hardware & Software
	Collegis	Collegis	Collegis
	Microsoft Office
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis

												
	Microsoft Office 365
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Core CAL
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft SQL CAL
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Remote
Desktop CAL
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Visio
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Project
Professional
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft System
Center
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft SQL
Server
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Lync
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft SharePoint
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Exchange
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft IT
Learning Academy
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	CampusVue	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	SalesForce	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	NICE	Collegis	Collegis	Collegis
	SchoolDocs	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Blackboard	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Engage	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Cisco WebEx
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Adobe	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College

	Microsoft Dynamics
(Solomon)
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College

	EZ Proxy
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College

	Sage FAS
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College

	BI360	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College

			
	

			
	

									
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	Microsoft Office 365
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Core CAL
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft SQL CAL
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Remote
Desktop CAL
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Visio
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Project
Professional
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft System
Center
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft SQL
Server
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Lync
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft SharePoint
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft Exchange
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Microsoft IT
Learning Academy
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	CampusVue	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	SalesForce	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	NICE	Collegis	Collegis	Collegis
	SchoolDocs	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Blackboard	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Engage	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Cisco WebEx
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Collegis
	Adobe	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College

	Microsoft Dynamics
(Solomon)
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College

	EZ Proxy
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College

	Sage FAS
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College

	BI360	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College
	Rasmussen College

			
	

			
	

									
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EXHIBIT E

DISASTER RECOVERY
The purpose of Collegis’ disaster recovery program is to plan for continued data and application processing with minimal interruption of its client computer services due to partial or complete destruction of a data center facility (a “Disaster”). The disaster recovery program specifically applies to Rasmussen’s Blackboard Learning Management System (“LMS”) Platform and CampusVue Student Information System ("SIS") Platform.

1.DR Site. Collegis’ disaster recovery site (“DR Site”) is located at [***]. After implementation of the DR Site, Rasmussen and Collegis will meet to discuss requirements for disaster recovery services for additional applications.

2.The DR Site will include the following features:

a.The DR Site will be a [***]and [***].

b.Collegis will use a [***] method to ensure that production data will be at the DR Site within [***] hours. This solution will provide a [***] hour Recovery Point Objective (“RPO”) which is the maximum time period in which data might be lost in the event of a Disaster.

c.The server and storage infrastructure operating at the DR Site will provide sufficient capacity to operate at no less than [***] % of the compute performance as the production server and storage infrastructure.

3.In the event of a Disaster, traffic will be switched to the DR Site. Collegis will use commercially reasonable efforts to achieve the lowest time to restore the LMS and/or SIS Platforms (the “Recovery Time Objective” or “RTO”) possible given its systems at the time of the Disaster. Collegis and Rasmussen will mutually agree upon reasonable RTO timelines after testing is complete.

a.Backup/Recovery. Collegis’ backup/recovery program is designed to support both operational and disaster recovery. Collegis will backup all application data files, databases, and operational software daily. Collegis will retain full and periodic backups for a retention period of [***] days. Collegis will use standard or commercially available backup software and format.

b.Production Environment. The LMS and SIS Platforms operate in a production environment where hardware and network components are designed for redundancy and covered by 24x7 maintenance warranties with vendors.

c.Data Center. Collegis currently operates a production data center in the [***]. The production data center includes the following features:
			
	

			
	

									
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i.[***] for fire detection and a [***] for fire suppression.

ii.The building complex where the data center is located has [***].

iii.Computing and communications equipment and the office phone systems are connected to [***]. The data center has [***].   In the event of a power failure on the primary electrical feed, the [***] will keep the computing and communications system operational until [***]. In the unlikely event that [***] would keep the computing and communications systems running until the electrical generators become operational.

iv.[***]and [***] can be routed through [***].

v.[***].

d.Disaster Recovery Planning.

i.After the DR Site is live, Collegis will begin testing the recovery procedures for the LMS and SIS Platforms. The LMS and SIS Platforms will be recovered in the DR Site. Thereafter, recovery tests will be conducted at least annually to ensure the integrity and completeness of the procedures.

ii.In addition to establishing the DR Site, Collegis will develop a comprehensive disaster recovery plan (the “DR Plan”) and complete routine reviews and tests for all aspects of the plan. A disaster recovery team will meet on a regular basis to review and modify the plan to reflect changes in its processing environment. Collegis will enact a data center “disaster” test at least once a year. In each test, the LMS and SIS Platforms will be verified to confirm that all critical application processing elements are available and the data is current and consistent with applicable RPO and RTO requirements. The DR Plan will document the strategies, personnel procedures, and resources that will be used to respond to any long-term disruption to the LMS and SIS Platforms.

iii.In an area-wide situation encompassing the primary production data center location, failover to the backup DR Site will be initiated. In an area-wide situation encompassing the backup DR Site, all primary functions will remain unaffected with the exception of redundancy of the data in a separate location. Collegis’ remote staff will continue to support the environments as the team members are geographically disperse.
			
	

			
	

									
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4.Collegis will, upon request, provide summaries of the results of each test conducted in connection with the DR Plan.

5.Collegis reserves the right to replace and make material changes to the production data center, DR Site, DR Plan, and the disaster recovery services and features described in this Exhibit E at any time with prior notification to Rasmussen; provided, however, Collegis shall not make any changes that weaken, lessen, or reduce the scope of the disaster recovery services described in this Exhibit E in a manner that is likely to have a materially adverse effect on Collegis providing the LMS and SIS Platforms.
			
	

			
	

									
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SCHEDULES

SCHEDULE 1: Supported Locations, Products, and Technologies

Table 1: Central Office Locations

															
	Office	Address
	City
	State
	Zip

	Chicago	1415 W. 22nd Street, Suite 400
	Oak Brook
	IL
	60523

	Orlando	385 Douglas Ave
	Altamonte Springs
	FL
	32714

	Twin Cities
	8300 Norman Center Drive
	Bloomington	MN
	55437

Table 2: Campus Locations
															
	Campus
	Address
	City
	State	Zip
	Appleton	3500 E. Destination Dr.
	Appleton	WI	54915
	Aurora	2363 Sequoia Dr.
	Aurora	IL
	60506
	Blaine	3629 95th Avenue NE
	Blaine	MN	55014
	Bloomington	4400 West 78th Street
	Bloomington	MN	55435
	Brooklyn Park/Maple
Grove
	8301 93rd Avenue North
	Brooklyn Park
	MN	55445
	Centro de Aprendizaje
	3948 West 55th Street
	Chicago	IL
	60632
	Eagan	3500 Federal Drive
	Eagan	MN	55112
	Fargo	4012 19th Avenue SW
	Fargo	ND	58103
	Fort Myers
	9160 Forum Corporate
Parkway
	Fort Myers
	FL	33905
	Green Bay
	904 South Taylor Street
	Green Bay
	WI	54303
	Lake Elmo / Woodbury
	8565 Eagle Point Circle
	Lake Elmo
	MN	55042
	Land O'Lakes
	18600 Fernview Street
	Land O'Lakes	FL	34638
	Mankato	1400 Madison Avenue
	Mankato	MN	56001
	Mokena / Tinley Park
	8650 West Spring Lake Road
	Mokena	IL
	60448
	Moorhead	1250 29th Avenue South
	Moorhead	MN	56560
	New Port Richey
	8661 Citizens Drive
	New Port
Richey
	FL	34654
	Ocala - Nursing
	1227 South West 17th Avenue
	Ocala	FL	34471
	Ocala - State Road 200
	4755 SW 46th Ct.
	Ocala	FL	34474
	Overland Park
	11600 College Blvd.
	Overland Park
	KS	66210
	Rockford	6000 East State Street
	Rockford	IL
	61108
	Romeoville / Joliet
	1400 W. Normantown Road
	Romeoville	IL
	60446
	St. Cloud
	226 Park Avenue South
	St. Cloud
	MN	56301
	Tampa / Brandon
	4042 Park Oaks Blvd
	Tampa	FL	33610
	Topeka	620 SW Governor View
	Topeka	KS	66606
	Wausau	1101 Westwood Drive
	Wausau	WI	54401

			
	

			
	

									
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PSC Supported Products

Table 3.1: Student Support

									
	Application/Platform	Items Supported
	Path of Escalation

	Personal Computers
	Best effort is used to provide assistance to students with computer issues if system is within minimum standard guidelines as defined by the LMS or course requirements. Actual hardware is not supported and referred to an external support organization.
	Collegis Escalation – Central Office and Campus Support Services

External Support – referral to outside source such as vendor support web sites or 3rd party support services.

	Apple Computers
	Best effort is used to provide assistance to students with computer issues if system is within minimum standard guidelines as defined by the LMS or course requirements. Actual hardware is not supported and referred to an external source.
	Collegis Escalation – Central Office and Campus Support Services

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	Mobile Hardware:
Tablets, Phones; Chromebook Laptops
	Best effort is used to provide assistance to students with computer issues if system is within minimum standard guidelines as defined by the LMS or course requirements. Actual hardware is not supported or is referred to an external source.
	Collegis Escalation – Central Office and Campus Support Services

External Support - referral to outside source such as vendor support web sites or 3rd party support services.

	Operating Systems:
Windows, Linux, Mac OSX

Mobile Operating Systems:
iOS, Android

Web Browsers:
Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari
	OS version and Brower support follows manufacturer support policies. Browser support will align with application requirements. Best effort support is given on navigation and version update.

Virus removal, OS restores and other OS issues are not
	Collegis Escalation – Central Office and Campus Support Services

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		supported and referred to an
external support source.
	
	Learning Management Systems:
Engage, Blackboard, Moodle
	Assist with posting of assignments, file size management, navigation of classroom environment, troubleshooting of functionality.

Items not supported are: homework assistance, assignment tutoring and online research and are referred to the campus / professor.
	Collegis Escalation – Learning Management Services

Rasmussen Escalation –Course Development

	Remote Learning Systems:
Cisco WebEx
	Assist with connection to live and archived classrooms. Support troubleshooting application compatibility and install issues.
	Collegis functionality – Information Technology Services

Rasmussen Escalation – Training and Development

	Application Support: Enrollment Agreement Student Portal
Student Email Adobe Products
Microsoft Office Suite
School of Software & Hardware Packages
	Assist with download, install, utilization, and best effort of application functionality / troubleshooting.
	Collegis Escalation – Information Technology Services

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	Student Account Management:
Adobe Creative Cloud College Domain / Network Dreamspark / OntheHub FTP
Student Portal Student Email Library Resources LexisNexis
(eBooks) - Bookstore / VitalSource
Saint Student / FA Connect Hummingbird
CampusVue
	Assist with login, account setup, password resets, and eBook issues.
	Collegis Escalation – Central Office and Campus Support Services; Learning Management Services; Information Technology Services

External Support- referral to outside source such as vendor support web sites or 3rd party support services.

	Rollover / After-Hours Campus & Central Reception Telephone coverage
	Initial request documentation and transfer to requested party
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			Rasmussen Escalation – Campus, Central Reception

	Campus: Financial Aid Admissions Academics Enrollment Library Services Learning Center
	Initial request documentation and all site related issues.
Some instructor-student liaison assistance.

Actual financial information is not provided or supported and is referred to the Rasmussen Financial Aid group.
	Collegis Escalation – None

Rasmussen Escalation – Campus, Central Support Team

Table 3.2: Employee Support

									
	Application/Platform	Items Supported
	Path of Escalation

	Employer assigned devices: Laptop, Desktop, Printer, Tablet, Smart Device, Projector, Phone
	Initial request documentation. Preliminary troubleshooting and problem determination. Initial resolution attempt.
Rasmussen Facilities partners with Collegis on purchases and installs of projectors; Collegis provides limited troubleshooting on projector connections.
	Collegis Escalation – Central Office and Campus Support Services

	Operating Systems:
Windows, Linux, Mac OSX

Mobile Operating Systems:
iOS, Android
	Initial request documentation. Preliminary troubleshooting and problem determination. Initial resolution attempt.
	Collegis Escalation – Central Office and Campus Support Services

	Web Browsers:
Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari
		

			
	

			
	

									
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	Learning Management Systems:
Engage, Blackboard Learn, Moodle
	Assist with posting of assignments, file size management, navigation of classroom environment, troubleshooting of functionality, and content management.
	Collegis Escalation– Learning Management Services

Rasmussen Escalation– Central Office and Campus Support Services

	Remote Learning Systems:
Cisco WebEx, Campus Connect
	Assist with connection to live and archived classrooms. Support
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		troubleshooting application compatibility and install issues. Assistance with
administrative functionality.
	Rasmussen Escalation – Training and Development

	Application Support:
Salesforce Class
Enrollment Agreements Microsoft Office Suite Adobe Products CampusVue
Citrix
Metrics Reporting Site
	Initial request documentation. Preliminary troubleshooting and problem determination. Initial resolution attempt.
	Collegis Escalation –Information Technology Services

	Account Management:
	Assist with login, account
	Collegis Escalation – Central

	Adobe Creative Cloud
	setup, and password resets.
	Office and Campus Support

	College Domain / Network
		Services
	Student/Faculty Portal
		
	Email		External Support - referral to

	Library Resources
		outside source such as vendor

	LexisNexis		support web sites or 3rd party

	(eBooks) - Bookstore / Vital
		support services.

	Source		
	RasReady		
	Hummingbird		
	CampusVue		
	Salesforce		
	Saint Student / FA Connect
		
	STEP		

Table 3.3: Faculty Support

									
	Application/Platform	Items Supported
	Path of Escalation

	Employer assigned devices: Laptop, Desktop, Printer, Tablet, Smart Device, Projector, Phone
	Initial request documentation. Preliminary troubleshooting and problem determination. Initial
resolution attempt.
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	Operating Systems:
Windows, Linux, Mac OSX

Mobile Operating Systems:
iOS, Android
	Initial request documentation. Preliminary troubleshooting and problem determination. Initial resolution attempt.
	Collegis Escalation – Central Office and Campus Support Services

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	Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari
		
	Learning Management Systems:
Engage, Blackboard Learn, Moodle
	Assist with posting of assignments, file size management, navigation of classroom environment, troubleshooting of functionality, and content management.
	Collegis Escalation – Learning Management Services

Rasmussen Escalation– Course Development

	Remote Learning Systems:
Cisco WebEx / Campus Connect
	Assist with connection to live and archived classrooms. Support troubleshooting application compatibility and install issues. Assistance with administrative functionality.
	Collegis Escalation – Information Technology Services

Rasmussen – Training and Development

	Application Support:
Salesforce Class
Enrollment Agreements Microsoft Office Suite Adobe Products CampusVue
Citrix
Metrics Reporting Site
	Initial request documentation. Preliminary troubleshooting and problem determination. Initial resolution attempt.
	Collegis Escalation – Central Office and Campus Support Services; Information Technology Services

	Account Management:
	Assist with login, account
	Escalation – Central Office and

	Adobe Creative Cloud
	setup, and password resets.
	Campus Support Services

	College Domain / Network
		
	Student/Faculty Portal
		External Support – referral to

	Email		outside source such as vendor

	Library Resources
		support web sites or 3rd party

	LexisNexis		support services.

	(eBooks) - Bookstore /
		
	VitalSource		
	RasReady		
	CampusVue		
	STEP		
	Salesforce		
	Saint Student
		

Table 3.4: General Account Support

									
	Application/Platform	Items Supported
	Path of Escalation

	Servers/Network	Initial request documentation. Preliminary
	Collegis Escalation – Information Technology Services

			
	

			
	

									
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		troubleshooting and problem determination. Initial
resolution attempt.
	
	Server Application
	Initial request documentation. Preliminary troubleshooting and problem determination. Initial resolution attempt.
	Collegis Escalation – Information Technology Services

Table 3.5: Personal Support Center Contact Information

									
	Type
	Telephone Number
	eMail

	Student	[***]	[***]
	Employee	[***]	[***]
	VIP Hotline
	[***]	

Supported Office Products Table 4.1: Hardware

						
	Product
	Versions

	

Personal Computers
	•Lenovo T, W and x1 Series Laptops
•Lenovo M Series Desktops

	

Personal Computer Operating Systems
	•Windows
•Mac/OSX

	

Printers / Copiers
	•HP
•Ricoh
•Sharp

Table 4.2: Conference Room Hardware

						
	Video Conferencing Cameras
	Cisco Telepresence cameras

	Displays	Projectors and monitors will be supported on
a limited basis as hardware failures may require equipment replacement.

Table 4.3: Software Products

						
	Laptops
	Desktops

	Windows	Windows
	.NET Framework
	.NET Framework

			
	

			
	

									
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	Adobe Flash
	Adobe Flash

	Adobe Acrobat Reader
	Adobe Acrobat Reader

	Internet Explorer
	Internet Explorer

	Mozilla Firefox
	Mozilla Firefox

	Google Chrome
	
	Java	Java
	MS Office
	MS Office

	Microsoft Silverlight
	Microsoft Silverlight

	Cisco VPN Client
	
	Lenovo Software
	Lenovo Software (for Lenovo desktops)

	WebEx Meeting Center
	WebEx Meeting Center

	WebEx ARF Player
	WebEx ARF Player

Table 4.4: Voice Products

						
	

Cisco Handsets
	Two button phone – standard model deployed to staff

	Six button phone – standard model for administrative
assistants

	Side car for six button phone (12 buttons, max 2 side cars)
deployed to front office administrative assistants

	Conference phone, includes microphone kit

	Cordless phone, includes extra battery, base stand – upon
request may be deployed to administration assistants

	Headsets	Plantronics models compliant with Cisco Call Manager

Table 4.5: Video Conferencing

			
	Software

	Cisco WebEx

	Cisco Telepresence

			
	

			
	

									
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SCHEDULE 2: Service Metrics

Table 1: Support Center Baseline Service Metrics

						
	Service
	Quantity

	Average calls per month
	[***]

	Average emails per month
	[***]

	Average chats per month
	[***]

	Average handle time (min) – Calls
	[***]

	Average handle time (min) – Chats
	[***]

	Maximum Contacts per day
	[***]

	Average Contacts per Enrollment per year
	[***]

Table 2: Central Office Support Baseline Service Metrics

						
	Service
	Quantity*

	Average cases per month
	[***]

	Maximum cases per month
	[***]

	Average cases per month per employee
	[***]

* The change to a new ticketing system may impact the quantity of tickets assigned to Rasmussen.

Table 3: Student Relationship Management Baseline Service Metrics

						
	Service
	Quantity

	Average cases per month
	[***]

	Maximum cases per month
	[***]

	Average Handle Time per case
	[***] days

Table 4: LMS Course Production Service Metrics

									
	Service	Definition
	Metric

	Total Course Production
	Sum of all courses produced and prepared in a given reporting period
	All courses produced and prepared in a given reporting period

	New/Redeveloped Courses
	Number of courses newly produced or redeveloped during a given reporting period
	Courses requiring > [***] % of content updates in addition to term preparation

	

Updated Courses
	Number of courses refreshed or updated during a given reporting period
	Courses requiring [***] % of content updates in addition to term preparation

			
	

			
	

									
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	Prepared Courses
	Number of courses prepared for use but not requiring content updates
	Courses requiring term preparation only

SCHEDULE 3: LMS Systems

									
	Type
	Product	Purpose

	LMS	Engage	Learning management platform.

	

LMS
	

MyCourseLabs
	Competency based learning platform based on Moodle and used by the self-directed program. Houses self-paced courses and
awards badges based upon proven competency.

	LMS	Blackboard
Learn
	Learning management platform.

	LMS	Moodle	Learning management platform for competency based courses.

	

SIS
	

CampusVue
	Student Information System designed to maintain student records
pertaining to enrollment history, attendance, financial transactions, contact information, etc.

	SIS Document Management
	SchoolDocs	Document management and tracking solution.

	SRM	Salesforce	Student Relationship Management system including a suite of
integrated applications.

	Kaltura	Kaltura
MediaCenter
	Streaming video server.

	MediaSpace	Kaltura
MediaSpace
	Social video and media portal.

			
	

			
	

									
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	Ft Myers Rollover
	866-940-9075
	Green Bay
	888-201-9144
	Green Bay Rollover
	866-940-9062
	Kindercare Education Advisors
	855-297-2939
	Lake Elmo
	888-813-2358
	Lake Elmo Rollover
	866-940-9066
	MAITLAND MAIN #
	866-211-4042
	Mankato	800-657-6767
	Mankato Rollover
	866-940-9068
	Mokena Campus
	866-544-1788
	Moorhead Campus
	866-562-2758
	Moorhead Rollover
	866-940-9061
	New Port Richey Campus
	877-593-2783
	Nursing Toll Free ([***] Lutchen)
	866-319-8961
	Ocala Campus
	877-270-9984
	Ocala Rollover
	866-940-9064
	Overland Park Campus
	877-791-7180
	Pasco Rollover
	866-940-9072
	PSC 15K Degree Hotline ([***])
	855-456-8756
	Ras OL - Tech n Design - All (ORL)
	888-851-2372
	Ras OL - Tech n Design - [***] Group (ORL)
	866-967-7039
	Ras OL School of Business - All (ORL)
	866-544-1794
	Ras OL School of Business - [***] group (ORL)
	866-967-7040
	Ras OL School of Education
	877-820-0575
	Ras OL School of Justice Studies - [***] group (MN)
	866-967-7041
	Ras OL School of Nursing - [***] group (MN)
	877-308-9946
	Ras OL Student Services (MN)
	866-425-3378
	Ras Online Florida
	866-932-3347
	Rasmussen Collections - Rings to [***]
	855-456-8759
	Rasmussen Collections - Rings to [***]
	855-456-8758
	Rasmussen Collections - Rings to [***]
	855-456-8760
	Rasmussen Collections - Student Accounts
	855-270-9603
	Rasmussen College - Centralized Admissions
	866-967-7042
	Rasmussen College - FA Support Team 1
	866-789-5601
	Rasmussen College - FA Support Team 2
	844-375-0113
	Rasmussen College - FA Support Team 3
	855-270-0885
	Rasmussen College - FA Support Team 4
	844-375-0114
	Rasmussen College -Student Accounts (In School Accounts
Receivable)
	

844-558-1160

			
	

			
	

									
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	Rasmussen College -Student Accounts (Out of School Accounts
Receivable)
	

866-491-2203

	Rasmussen Graduate Initiative
	877-307-5893
	Rasmussen Media Relations
	866-257-8253
	Rasmussen National Online
	866-847-5162
	Rasmussen Records Active Team Fax
	855-668-1623
	Rasmussen Records Entrance Team Fax
	877-307-5894
	Rasmussen Records Exit Team Fax
	877-308-9602
	Rasmussen SFS Military Specialists
	866-245-9627
	Rasmussen Support Center
	866-693-2211
	RCO TCO Bachelor Completer Advising ([***])
	855-275-1093
	RCO TCO Student Services
	866-758-7656
	Reserved for Wimba (Rasco 2 Live)
	877-497-5916
	Reserved for Wimba (Rasco Live)
	877-497-5915
	Rings to [***]
	866-586-3243
	Rings to [***]
	866-341-1233
	Rockford	877-533-5825
	Rockford Rollover
	866-940-9067
	Romeoville	866-967-7045
	[***]in Bloomington Admissions (set for Nursing Call
Handler)
	

866-319-8954

	St Cloud
	800-852-0460
	St Cloud Rollover
	866-940-9065
	Student Emergency Hotline (Disaster Recovery)
	866-547-4803
	Student Engagement - Paid Search Call-in - [***]
Request
	

855-270-0884

	Student Engagement (Corporate Inquiry | [***])
	855-275-1098
	Student Engagement Twin Cities - Central Calling Team
	877-308-9939
	Student Engagement Twin Cities - Click to Chat Team
	877-307-4920
	Student Loan Management Team Survey Line ([***])
	855-725-7616
	Support Center
	866-224-6722
	Temp used for Ras Collections - Rings DID 3084
	844-559-4802
	Temp used for Ras Collections - Rings DID 3809
	844-559-4801
	Temp used for Ras Collections - Rings DID 3822
	844-559-4803
	Temp used for Ras Collections - Rings DNIS 1196
	844-559-4804
	Tier 2 Support PSC
	877-497-5917
	Two MarketPointe Rollover
	866-940-9070
	Vantage Marketplace - [***] Request (00845039)
	855-270-0776
	Wausau CDA Prep Program
	866-295-3110
	Wausua Campus
	877-265-3205

			
	

			
	

									
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	Rasmussen Professional Certificate Admissions
	833-725-1353

Table 4: E-Fax

						
	

Legacy Name
	Toll Free
Number

	RCO FL Student Affairs - Compliance Fax
	877-265-3204
	Romeoville FA Fax
	877-791-7184
	[***] Fax	877-820-0574
	Fort Myers - School of Edu Fax
	877-820-0578
	[***] | Student Finance Officer Fax
	877-820-0579
	Manager of Employee Recruitment Fax
	855-275-1081
	RCO TCO Student Finance Officers Fax (Twin Cities)
	855-275-1085
	Nursing Files Fax
	855-275-1096
	RCO TCO Justice Studies Internship
	855-275-1097
	LE/W Fin Aid Fax
	855-275-1099
	Faculty Records Fax ([***])
	855-456-8754
	Faculty Records Fax ([***])
	855-456-8755
	[***]/Partnership Director LEW Fax
	855-456-8761
	ECE Externship Fax (Ras OL)
	866-852-1199
	BP Admissions Fax
	866-847-0685
	Bloomington Campus Financial Aid Fax
	866-847-1729
	BP FA Fax
	866-909-2200
	RCO TCO Admissions Fax
	866-789-5609
	Lake Elmo Admissions Fax
	866-967-7043
	RCO TCO Student Services
	866-544-1790
	Extern Students submittable time sheets - Brooklyn park
	866-717-6380
	BP Advisors
	866-621-1856
	Rasmussen Records Active Team Fax
	855-668-1623
	TCO AcceleratED - Student Services
	877-307-4914
	Academic Recruiter
	877-307-4921
	Default Management Team Fax Distribution
	877-307-5869
	Rasmussen Records Entrance Team Fax
	877-307-5894
	Rasmussen Records Exit Team Fax
	877-308-9602
	[***] Fax (HR)
	877-308-9938
	[***] Fax (HIT Program Coordinator, Twin Cities)
	877-497-5918
	Student Loan Management Fax (Twin Cities) [No Longer in Use-
00591612]
	

877-497-5919

	RCO TCO Student Finance Advisors (MN)
	866-297-0229
	Background Checks Fax ([***]- IL)
	855-297-2943
	Romeoville Admissions Fax
	815-306-2603

			
	

			
	

									
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	Romeoville Nursing Fax
	815-306-2604
		952-230-3006
		952-230-3007
	[***] Fax	952-230-3008
	Bloomington Advising Team Fax
	952-230-3096
	[***] Rasmussen Edu [***] echo Fax
	815-534-3301
	[***] Fax	630-888-3509
	[***] Fax	813-435-3526
	Aurora Admissions
	630-888-3596
	Aurora Financial Services
	630-888-3597
	Land O Lakes Admissions
	813-435-3654
	[***] Fax (Ras Academic Recruiter - MTL)
	407-635-8281
	[***] Fax
	407-667-4412
	[***] Fax	407-667-4462
	Vacant	407-667-4475
	BP - PTA Students Timesheets
	763-496-4502
	[***] Fax	763-496-4509
	New Port Richey Fin Aid Fax
	727-846-4996
	Maitland - Ras Fax
	407-618-5301
	Orlando HR Fax
	407-618-5338
	LE/W KU Partnership Fax
	651-259-6693
	Mankato Reception Fax
	507-385-6805
	Mankato Fin Aid Fax
	507-385-6890
	Mankato Admissions Fax
	507-385-6891
	Alvin Daniels ( DOA)
	785-228-7377
	St Cloud Timesheets Fax
	320-223-7580
	Overland Park Admissions
	913-491-7895
	Overland Park Financial Aid
	913-491-7896
	Fax	715-841-8002
	Eagan CSA Fax
	651-259-8113
	[***] Fax	352-291-8510
	Ocala Efax
	352-291-8586
	HR Fax
	630-366-2803
	Accounts Payable
	630-366-2861
	[***] Fax	630-528-3111
	[***] Fax	630-528-3112
	Orlando Online FA Fax
	877-791-7178
	RCO AcceleratED FA Fax Line
	877-820-0577
	Human Capital Coordinator Chicago ([***])
	855-508-8457
	Florida Campuses Early Childhood Education Timesheet Fax
	855-456-8753
	Program Coordinator Fax ([***])
	866-789-5610

			
	

			
	

									
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	Early Childhood Education Program Coordinator Fax ([***])
	

866-758-7660

	RCO Learning Center Management Fax
	866-789-5603
	RCO TCO Career Services Advisors Fax
	866-544-1792
	KUCEU Fax Line ([***])
	866-717-6369
	Knowledge Universe - Lake Elmo KU Advisor Fax
	866-508-4349
	RCO Orlando Fax
	866-373-0365
	Surg Tech Program Coordinator Fax
	855-297-2941
	Fort Myers Financial Services Fax
	239-477-2196
	Travel desk Fax
	630-528-3110
	[***] Fax
	630-366-2802
	[***] Fax	630-366-2806
	Rasmussen Compliance Fax
	952-230-5095
	[***] Fax
	407-618-5413
	[***] (Director)	785-228-7376
	Topeka Admissions Fax
	785-228-7378
	Tampa Brandon Admissions Fax
	813-246-7691
	[***] Fax	813-246-7697
	Eagan Admission Fax Line
	651-259-8104
	Ocala Transcripts Fax
	352-291-8575
	Ocala Advisors Fax
	352-291-8505

Table 5: Circuits

									
	Location
	Type	Size

	Campus	MPLS	[***] MB, [***] Mb, [***] MB (Primary)

	Campus	MPLS	Varies based upon locations Internet provider (Backup)

	Campuses with Campus Connect
	MPLS	[***] MB or [***] MB (Primary)

	Campus Backup Circuit
	Internet	Bandwidth varies based on local provider availability

	Central Office
	MPLS	[***] MB (Primary)

	Central Office
	MPLS	[***] MB (Backup)

	Data Center
	MPLS	[***]GB (Primary)

	Data Center
	Internet	[***]GB

			
	

			
	

									
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SCHEDULE 5: Learning Management System Services

Table 1: LMS Databases

									
		Engage
	MyCourseLabs
	Ready (ras_moodle_rdy)
	Ras_moodle_production	Rascomp moodle
production

	ProCerts (rcpc_moodle_production)
	Ras_mahara_production	
		Trn_moodle_production	
		Trn_mahara_production	

Table 2: Data Storage Capacity

						
	Application	Storage (GB)

	Engage	[***]

	MyCourseLabs	[***]

	Ready	[***]

	ProCerts	[***]

	Blackboard Learn
	[***]

Table 3: LMS/SIS Integrations

												
	SIS
	LMS
	URL
	Table

	CampusVue
	Engage	https://engage.rasmussen.edu	
		Ready	https://ready.rasmussen.edu/	
		MyCourseLabs	https://rasmussen.mycourselabs.com	
		Blackboard
Learn
	https://learning.rasmussen.edu/	

Table 4: LMS Courses incorporating Kaltura MediaSpace

						
	Course Number
	Course Description

	B271	Professional Communication (also includes B271 6 week mid-start
and B271C AcceleratED)

	G227	Oral Communication

	HI420	Health Information Management Professional Practice Experience

	NUR3177	Health Assessment

	NUR3418	Introduction to Alternative and Complimentary Therapies

	G171/COM1388	Communicating in Your Profession

			
	

			
	

									
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	G271/COM1388	Communicating in Your Profession

Table 5: Third Party LMS Integrations

															
	Company/Name
VitalSource
	LMS
Learn
	Type
LTI
	Nugget/Block Name
VitalSource eTexts
	URL
https://bc.vitalsource.com/books/param

	McGraw-Hill	Learn	LTI	MH Campus
	https://aairs.tegrity.com/Service/RedirectCMSLink.aspx
	Flatworld
Knowledge
	Learn	LTI	FWK eTextbooks
	http://catalog.flatworldknowledge.com/book/view

	Toolwire	Learn	LTI	Toolwire	https://lti.toolwire.com/launch.jsp
		Learn	LTI	MOAC Labs
	https://moac.microsoftlabsonline.com/MslConnection/AuthLTI/
		Learn	LTI	TestOut	http://www.testout.com/orbispartner/basiclti.aspx

		Learn	LTI	ApprenNet	https://www.apprennet.com/lti-launch

		Learn	LTI	LibApps	https://rasmussen.libapps.com/libapps/lti_launch_manual.php
	Brainfuse	Learn	LTI	Tutoring	https://landing.brainfuse.com/index.asp
		Learn	LTI	AutoLibApps	https://rasmussen.libapps.com/libapps/lti_launch_automagic.php?id=5839
		Learn	LTI	YouSeeU	https://steamboat.youseeu.com/lti/hyt886rc/lti_connect.php
	eXplorance	Learn	B2	bbtasks	https://rasmussen.bluera.com/RasmussenBPI/
	McGraw-Hill	Learn	B2	MH Connect &
Create
	http://connect.mheducation.com/

	Respondus	Learn	B2	Respondus
Lockdown Browser
	http://respondus.com/

	Flatworld
Knowledge
	Engage	LTI	FWK eText
	http://catalog.flatworldknowledge.com/book/view

	InTheTelling	Engage	LTI	InTheTelling	https://collegiseducation.inthetelling.com/auth/lti
	VitalSource	Engage	LTI	VitalSource eTexts
	https://bc.vitalsource.com/books/param
	Brainfuse	Engage	LTI	Tutoring	https://landing.brainfuse.com/index.asp
	Sophia	MyCou
rseLabs
	LTI	Sophia	https://api.sophia.org/auth/lti
	VitalSource	MyCou
rseLabs
	LTI	VitalSource eTexts
	https://bc.vitalsource.com/books/param
	InTheTelling	MyCou
rseLabs
	LTI	InTheTelling	https://collegiseducation.inthetelling.com/auth/lti
	Garage Games
	MyCou
rseLabs
	LTI	InteractiveMCL	https://interactive.mycourselabs.com/exercises/launch
	TaskStream	MyCou
rseLabs
	LTI	Taskstream	https://w.taskstream.com/SingleSignOn2/ContentEntryPoint/uxhnhyhthu
	Brainfuse	MyCou rseLabs
	LTI	Tutoring	https://landing.brainfuse.com/index.asp
	Flatworld Knowledge
	MyCou
rseLabs
	LTI	FWK eTexts
	https://catalog.flatworldknowledge.com/book/view
	Brainfuse	Ready	LTI	Brainfuse/Tutoring	https://landing.brainfuse.com/index.asp
	PayPal	RCPC	API	N/A	PayPal.com
	InTheTelling	RCPC	LTI	InTheTelling	https://collegiseducation.inthetelling.com/auth/lti
	VitalSource	RCPC	LTI	VitalSource eTexts
	https://bc.vitalsource.com/books/param

			
	

			
	

									
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SCHEDULE 6: Support Center Service Reports

Table 1: Monthly Executive Reports

						
	Content	Frequency
	Monthly totals for contacts and cases, average
resolution time, average speed of answer (ASA)
	By the 15th day of the month

	Monthly averages for case response time and time to
resolve, measured against guidelines, totals for opened cases, 13 month historical trends
	By the 15th business day of the month

	Monthly LMS course production (summarized by quarter terms, e.g., current reflects quarter to date), number of courses prepared, updated,
new/redeveloped and media build
	By the 15th business day of the month

	Availability dashboard with summary of the month’s service outages, performance degradation,
and scheduled maintenance
	By the 15th business day of the month

	Monthly Service Availability Baseline performance
reporting for LMS, Marketing Websites, and Email
	By the 15th business day of the month

	Monthly percent first call resolution data by campus
	By the 15th business day of the month

	Ad hoc monthly reporting to identify potentially
actionable differences between campuses and student, faculty, and staff case generation volume
	By the 15th business day of the month

			
	

			
	

									
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SCHEDULE 7: Service Change Order

						
	SERVICE CHANGE ORDER

	Service Change Order No.:      
	Effective Date of Change Order:

	Change Order Title/Project Name:
	Requestor:      

	Master Agreement: Second Amended and Restated Information Technology Services Agreement dated October 1, 2015

	This SERVICE CHANGE ORDER (“Change Order”), made effective as of the Effective Date of Change Order set forth above, is to Statement of Work #3 by and between Collegis, LLC (“Collegis”) and Rasmussen College, Inc., a Public Benefit Corporation (“Rasmussen”) dated October 1, 2016 (“SOW”). Except as modified or supplemented hereby, the terms of the SOW shall remain in full force and effect, unchanged hereby. All capitalized terms used herein and not otherwise defined shall have the meaning ascribed to such terms in the

	Description of the Project and/or Change: (Include scope of the change and/or project, deliverables, roles and responsibilities, and dependencies.)

	Price Revision: (Insert additional fees (including one-time and recurring costs), financial responsibilities of both parties, and payment due dates.)

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Change Order in the manner and form sufficient to bind them on the day and year written after the execution by their respective parties.

						
	COLLEGIS, LLC
	RASMUSSEN COLLEGE, INC., A PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION

	

By: _     
	

By: _     

	Name:      
	Name:      

	Title:      
	Title:      

	Date:      
	Date:      

			
	

			
	

									
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SCHEDULE 8: Project Governance Process

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SCHEDULE 9: Case Escalation Guidelines

									
	Case Guidelines for Issues

	Priority
	Response
	Resolution

	Urgent
	[***] Minutes
	[***] Business Hours

	High
	[***] Business Hours
	[***] Business Hours

	Medium
	[***] Day
	[***] Days

	Low
	[***] Days
	[***] Week

									
	Case Guidelines for Requests

	Priority
	Response
	Resolution

	Urgent
	[***] Hour
	[***] Day

	High
	[***] Day
	[***] Days

	Medium
	[***] Days
	[***] Days

	Low
	[***] Days
	[***] Days

			
	

			
	

									
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SCHEDULE 10: Applications

Table 1: Third Party Applications Supported by Collegis
1.Student Information System (“SIS”) Services. The SIS is a fully integrated, administrative e-Learning platform that unifies services, academic delivery, administrative management, and reporting. It allows students to apply for different degree programs, pay associated application fees, and is utilized as a repository for student data. Collegis will provide Rasmussen with administration and support services for the SIS defined in Schedule 3.
2.SIS Portal (Student Account Center and Faculty). The CampusVue faculty/student portal is an online interface within the SIS academic database that allows faculty to view courses they are assigned to teach, view students registered in their courses, enter attendance and grades for students registered in their courses, and view student information such as address, schedule, and degree audits. Students have the ability to view their academic record and make requests to the campus staff. Support for the SIS portal includes providing configuration, troubleshooting portal availability issues, and providing testing support.

3.Enterprise Document Management. SchoolDocs gives the ability for staff to upload documents through CampusVue or SchoolDocs which are stored electronically. It allows staff to run reports on documents that have been loaded or missing. Support includes setting up new documents and upgrades to the system.
4.Student Relationship Management (“SRM”). SRM, as defined in Schedule 3, is a suite of integrated applications that enables Marketing to track and report on prospective students and supports enrollments and other areas of the student live as described below:

a.Enrollment Agreement (“EA”). The EA application is the student facing EA for Knowledge Universe/CDA students. It conditionally presents contractual information, based on program, school of, and state of residence, for the student to review and electronically sign. Data from the student’s completed EA is automatically distributed to various parties during the process.

b.Career Services. The Career Services application tracks data related to the employment of Rasmussen graduates and is leveraged for most of the reporting for the career services team.

c.Integrations.
i.Faculty Management & Career Services/SIS Integrations. Collegis will manage the day-to-day technical operations of the current integrations between the Faculty Management and Career services and SIS systems. Changes to existing processes will be subject to the Service Change Process.
ii.Data Mart. The Data Mart integration extracts enrollment, admissions and marketing data from SIS and loads into the Data Mart nightly. The Data Mart integration loads a portion of SIS data from the Data Mart into Salesforce.
			
	

			
	

									
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iii.SmarterMeasure.    The SmarterMeasure integration is used to create SmarterMeasure accounts and loads assessment data into CampusVue nightly.
iv.DocuSign.    The DocuSign integration enables electronic signatures by faculty Career Services, Financial Aid, and Admissions.
5.Faculty Management. The Faculty Management application administers HR functions related to faculty, including credential tracking, scheduling data, contracts, annual reviews, and personal information. The application is also used for performance management, including professional development and faculty observations.
6.Centralized Course Tracking Database. The Centralized Course Database is an application that runs on the Salesforce (SRM) platform that allows Rasmussen employees a central location to manage course information. The LMS pushes data into SRM and files are provided by SIS system which are loaded and correlate with LMS information. This allows management of programs, versions, resources and allows changes to courses to be requested through a custom webform.

7.SharePoint. SharePoint is a Microsoft web application platform that provides central storage and collaboration space for documents, information, and ideas. A SharePoint site helps teams share information, work together, coordinate projects/calendars/schedules, discuss ideas, review documents or proposals, and keep in touch with other people. Support for SharePoint involves managing the SharePoint farm, configuration, site generation, governance, site design and maintenance, and training. Site generations are subject to the Project and Portfolio Governance Process.

8.Saint Student. Saint Student is a custom integration into the Global application that allows students to use single sign-on from the Student Portal into the Global system and allows students to start their financial aid application process.

9.Saint Director. Saint Director is a desktop-based application installed on financial aid advisors’ computers that serves as a knowledge base of information to provide insight into answering financial aid related questions from students. Application updates will be installed via automated software install packages, as required.

10.WebEx. Provides on-demand collaboration, online meeting, web conferencing and video conferencing applications. WebEx is a cloud hosted system supported by the vendor, Cisco. Collegis provides administrative support and partners with Cisco to resolve technical issues.
Table 2: Custom Applications Supported by Collegis
1.Active Directory Sync Tool. The Active Directory Sync Tool is a module/subroutine that queries and pulls updates to Active Directory, which allows students access to the Student Portal and other applications through single sign-on. The Active Directory Sync Tool runs twice daily.
			
	

			
	

									
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2.Rasmussen Ready. Rasmussen Ready (ready.rasmussen.edu) is a Moodle site used by Rasmussen as a placement tool for prospective students. Any adjustments to this site or the materials within may be subject to the Service Change Process.
3.ChipsNet. ChipsNet is an employee intranet that provides access to information from each department and campus. ChipsNet is scheduled to be decommissioned. New functionality is requested through the Service Change Process. Support for this application involves maintenance of the New Hire Form and Project Request Form, maintenance of security information for department and campus pages, and log in/access management.
4.Form Data. Form Data is a web form that accepts student leads and has no dependencies on any other application. It requires a connection to a web server/SQL server.
5.Lead Handler. Lead Handler is a custom .NET windows service that takes Rasmussen student leads from Lead Router and sends them to the Rasmussen SRM for processing. Support for Lead Handler includes adding new fields and investigating errors or issues. Requests to add fields to the Lead Router will require changes to the Lead Handler, which may be considered custom work and are subject to the Service Change Process.
6.Lead Router. Lead Router is a custom solution created using .net console application with a SQL server back end. Lead Router assigns leads to program managers and passes other information embedded within the lead data set. The lead router is used by Rasmussen to process leads based on rules and assignments. Lead Router is a shared application coded to prevent any cross contamination. Support for the Lead Router involves creating user entries for program managers (“PM”) for each campus, creating rules, assigning a PM, and researching routing issues with leads. Requests to add functionality or fields may be considered custom work and subject to the Service Change Process.
7.MailboxETL and WebDav. MailboxETL is a .NET application that reads Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, or newer, emails generated by Lead Router, parses the message, and uploads to Lead Handler. MailboxETL uses advanced logging through Windows Event Tracing to provide an Event Trace Log file that reflects data received and added to the database. WebDav (webdav.exe) is a .NET application that provides the same functionality as MailboxETL without the error logging. Support for MailboxETL and WebDav involves troubleshooting connectivity issues as well as incoming/outgoing data issues.
8.RasID. RasID is a web service called from Lead Handler to provide a unique identifier for leads.
9.Name Parser. Name Parser is a service called from RasID which verifies reasonability of inquiries’ first and last names and removes prefixes and suffixes prior to RasID assigning a unique ID.
10.Cashnet. The Cashnet integration extracts financial aid data from the SIS and is used to populate a student’s information on the Student Portal and allows the student to single sign on to the Cashnet platform to make payments.
			
	

			
	

									
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11.Student Portal. Student Portal is a centralized application that provides information to students and staff across multiple campuses. It provides single sign-on links to other applications both internal and external. Single sign-on is used when available. Student Portal contains vital student resources like the Resource Center and the PSC. Student Portal also provides the ability for content managers to make specific updates to the portal information. Additional support activities for Student Portal include creation of new pages, code updates, and access management. Requests for new functionality (e.g., code and design) are subject to the Service Change Process.

12.Schedule Confirmation. Schedule Confirmation is a custom application that provides the ability for students to gain access to approve/reject their proposed schedules for standard and flex choice courses offered by Rasmussen. It allows students to process book orders, scrubs, and other materials. A dashboard capability is also provided for super users to monitor the number of approved/rejected/unconfirmed schedules. It allows super users to open and close schedules and manage bookstore orders. Super users have the capability to approve/reject schedules on behalf of students.

13.Student CRE. Student CRE is a custom application that allows students to submit expenses incurred as part of their course. Students are able to upload receipts into the system that are reviewed and approved for reimbursement by Rasmussen finance. School of Health Studies, School of Technology, School of Design and School of Justice studies leverage this application.

14.RAS Connect. RAS connect is a SharePoint based portal that allows Rasmussen faculty and staff a centralized location to communicate news and information about the college.

15.Self Service New Hire IT Onboarding. New hire intake application used to submit requests for onboarding new employees that integrations with the various teams for granting access to applications, facilities access, and requesting computer hardware.

16.Self Service Separation. The employee off boarding process managed through an intake form called “PSC Terms” which integrates with IT and HR processes.

Table 3: Applications with Minimal to No Support by Collegis
1.EZProxy. EZProxy is a web application that uses single sign-on to authenticate users to give them access to restricted library resources. Once users are authenticated, the EZProxy server sends out a URL for the library resource and connects the user to the resource. Each unique user ID is based on the student’s college.
2.Solomon/Financial Services. Hosting and user account administration are provided by Collegis. Support provided by Collegis, including assisting support vendor activities, will be allocated to Block Time. Collegis will provide support to the Rasmussen Finance department to unlock sessions and provide support for the Custom Import solution for Concur Exports and Custom Import solution for Vendor Exports. The following applications are supported by a third party vendor contracted by Rasmussen. All support requests for the following should be submitted directly to the third party:
			
	

			
	

									
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a.Solomon (Microsoft Dynamics 2011)
b.Microsoft FRx
c.Sage FAS 100 Fixed Assets
d.Dynamics 2011 plugins
e.Crystal Reports
f.BI360
3.Referral Pages. Rasmussen “referral” sites used by staff to refer people to Rasmussen.

4.Library Sites. Sites include libguides (http://guides.rasmussen.edu/) and other sites that the Rasmussen librarians set up.

5.Real Estate/Facilities Applications. Hosting and user account administration are provided by Collegis for the following applications. Support provided by Collegis, including assisting support vendor activities, will be allocated to Block Time.

a.Nlight software
b.Salto system and software
c.Security cameras, including the following software:
i.Truvision Navigator 4.0
ii.Nemon 2
iii.CMS
iv.GE Nav 3.1
v.EverFocus
d.HVAC controls, including the following software:
i.ProLon Focus
ii.KMC Controls
iii.Schneider Electric
iv.Trane Web Ops
v.Metasys-Johnson Controls
vi.Alerton Controls
vii.Carrier I-VU
e.Digital signage computers/resets etc.
f.Smart Board software maintenance
g.Projectors: Rasmussen Facilities finds, purchases, and installs projectors; Collegis only provides limited troubleshooting on projector connections.

6.Blackboard Analytics for Learn. Reporting application dedicated to Blackboard Learn data. The product does not integrate with 3rd party LMS systems such as Engage. Blackboard provides primary support with Collegis assisting where needed.
			
	

			
	

									
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