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Provosts Weekly Announcements to Faculty and Staff: Starting Monday, July 6, the processes outlined in the Pandemic Preparedness Plan will be in effect.


 

As we prepare for the long holiday weekend, we want to let all faculty and staff know that implementation of the Pandemic Preparedness Plan will officially begin for those individuals who have been working on campus when you return to work on Monday, July 6. The expectation is that everyone on campus, including faculty, staff, students and visitors, will follow the plan’s strong recommendation to wear masks or face coverings starting on Monday.

In other news related to Return to Learn:

  • IT Solutions is setting up a FlexSync demo room that will be available for scheduled tours; more information, as well as additional training materials about FlexSync, will be available in the coming weeks.
  • We are establishing the processes and procedures that will be part of the COVID-19 notification plan, as well as a COVID-19 hotline. More information should be available next week.
  • The final details of a Return to Work plan are being worked on as well; we will share that plan in this space soon as well. 

We recognize that you may have questions that have not yet been answered and encourage you to submit them here. We will do our best to get back to you with answers as soon as possible.

Drawing
Steven Orvaiti
Closed Restaurants

Drawing illustration of closed restaurants

Photograph March 15, 2020
Joyce Aigbokhan
Aldi Store Shelves

Aldi store shelves with limits on amounts of product patrons can buy

One of my visits to the grocery store, Aldi to be precise, during the early stages of the pandemic. I took a bunch of pictures but chose this picture because this says a lot.

The survivalist instinct is to stockpile goods and hope that a decade-worth of toilet paper might spare us from what's to come.

A drawing done by a student who would like to remain anonymous. The Archives strives to maintain the strictest confidentiality and will protect students and donor's privacy.Drawing representing the spread of the COVID-19 Pandemic in April 2020