Information about COVID-19, such as what it is and how it spreads, its common symptoms, what to do if one is exposed, and where to go for campus resources if one feels anxious.
Information for prospective students, transfer applicants, admitted students, graduate students and international students.
Information for instructors and teaching assistants about the technology that can be used to support the various modalities being used in fall 2020
Information about access to campus buildings.
Information for students about on-campus housing mail and for faculty staff about department mail.
Student information about classes, including exams and grading in a remote class setting, possible disruptions to classes, international student-specific questions and withdrawal/drop information.
Information on moving classes to remote teaching; options for teaching remotely; guidance for teaching a lab, studio, workshop or similar class remotely; mentoring graduate students if campus is closed; holding office hours.
Information for students enrolled in education abroad programs.
Campus event cancellation questions and guidance on event hosting exceptions.
Information about any potential changes to billing, payments, refunds and costs resulting from COVID-19.
Information on academic and graduation processes, graduate appointments and other information specific to graduate students.
Information on keeping healthy, available campus resources and self-quarantine guidance.
Information about on-campus housing, move-in, testing, dining and other topics related to living on campus.
Campus HR provides employment guidance to help you manage COVID-19 concerns including leave, furloughs and HR processes.
Information about virtual services, contactless pickup, libraries’ access and hours and other information related to campus libraries.
Information and guidance about technology available to support teaching, learning and work in the fall during the continued COVID-19 pandemic.
Information about impacts to parking and transportation on campus.
Information about purchases and payments and deliveries.
Information and resources for using technology to participate in class activities remotely.
What researchers can do to prepare in advance for disruptions; guidance on conference cancellations/plans; updated federal agency guidance; and what the impact on proposal deadlines and award actions may be.
Information on remote teaching training sessions, technology resources and general IT support.
Information about travel recommendations and restrictions.
Information about tuition, fees and impacts to student financial aid, including updates on refunds, payment deadlines, where to find emergency assistance and financial considerations of withdrawing.
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