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Article by UDaily staff May 12, 2021 Information on research operations moving to Phase 4, plans for moving forward, upcoming vaccination clinics and more This week at UD: Masks are required of everyone, indoors or out; social distancing of 6 feet is still required; vaccinations are recommended, though not currently required; and remote working is still in place unless specifically addressed by an individual unit. Questions? Check the . Research operations m...

Dean Mahon Plans Retirement Dean of Students, Dr. Patricia Mahon, is retiring after 21 years of service.  Dean of Students, Dr. Patricia Mahon is retiring after 21 years of service to South Dakota Mines.  This letter is published in the most recent edition of The Hardrock magazine.  This spring, university dedicated a new plaza on campus to Dean Mahon. Dear Campus Community,  In June I will be retiring. It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as the Vice Presiden...

Employment: Retired College Associate Professor, Psychology and Education. Education: Master of Arts in Psychology, Master of Education in Applied Human Development and Guidance, Both from Teachers College, Columbia University Community involvement: Community Volunteer at the Majestic Theater, Adams Electric Cooperative, member;Involvement: Adams County Arts Council, Police Accountability Task Force, supporter of many community organizations including SCCAP, Gettysburg Chamber Orchestra, Fair D...

College of DuPage partnership helps high school students prepare for SAT and college success College of DuPages Continuing Education is partnering with local high schools to introduce the colleges programs and resources to a broader audience. Courtesy of College of DuPage     Updated 5/6/2021 7:35 PM Students at Lake Park High School in Roselle planning to take the SAT college admissions test are getting additional test-taking tips and other prep help thanks to a partnership wit...

Article by UDaily staff May 05, 2021 Information on vaccine requirement for fall, campus vaccination event this week, hotel reopening and more This week at UD: Masks are required of everyone, indoors or out; social distancing of 6 feet is still required; vaccinations are recommended, though not currently required; and remote working is still in place unless specifically addressed by an individual unit. Questions? Check the . COVID-19 vaccine to be required f...

East Carolina University’s Board of Trustees (BOT) Audit, Enterprise Risk Management and Ethics Committee and University Affairs Committee met on April 22, where recent internal audits, enterprise risk management and athletics updates and artificial intelligence usage in university admissions were reviewed. The Audit, Enterprise Risk Management and Ethics Committee’s meeting began at 8:30 a.m. with an update by Associate Vice Chancellor for Budget and Athletics Fiscal Affairs Stephani...

Courtney Weaver is joined by Corrine Pruett, the Coordinator for Member Services, Operations, and Student Development with Campus Recreation. Corrine describes the employment opportunities through Campus Rec and the development

. Light the Way: Students who started at UD in the fall 2020 or spring 2021 semesters are invited to  Light the Way with us on Old College Lawn from Monday, May 3, through Thursday, May 6, from 5-8 p.m. each day. This event will celebrate each student as a member of our UD community, provide an opportunity to reflect on major accomplishments over the last year, sign the class banner and look forward to next steps as a Blue Hen. Students who are not living on or near campus can see how to par...

App provides 24/7 access to physicians and mental health professionals Staff Reports As part of Victor Valley College’s ongoing response to COVID-19, school officials say students now have free, immediate and unlimited access to medical and mental health counseling visits through TimelyMD, a telehealth company that specializes in higher education.  TimelyCare, as the program is branded, offers students on-demand and appointment-based medical care and on-demand mental health counseling progra...

As East Carolina University approaches the end of the spring 2021 semester, ECU Chancellor Philip Rogers reflects on the challenges the ECU community has faced throughout the year. In an email sent to ECU students, Rogers said although there’s optimism for summer vacations and continued vaccine availability, students shouldn’t forget struggles endured “as a country, as Pirate Nation, as families and as individuals.” He said the COVID-19 pandemic presented challenges for the ...