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Class of 2020 Update - Vimarsana News

Class of 2020 Update

Best wishes, Suresh Dear Class of 2020, We hope you have enjoyed a productive and meaningful time since your graduation in spite of the pandemic.  None of us could have been truly prepared for more than a year of restrictions and related challenges. This week, we announced modified Commencement plans for the Class of 2021. We had hoped to provide you with an in-person commencement experience this May, but we never expected that the pandemic would last as long as it has. Unfortunately, the health and safety restrictions imposed by the state of Vermont will preclude a spring 2021 in-person cer...

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President's Updates - Vimarsana News

President's Updates

College of Education Dean Dear Faculty, Staff and Students, I am pleased to announce that following an extensive national search, Dr. Cynthia B. Dillard has been appointed Dean of Seattle University’s College of Education. Dr. Dillard will be joining us from the University of Georgia, where she currently serves as the Mary Frances Early Professor in Teacher Education. Dr. Dillard brings to Seattle U and the College of Education a wealth of experience as a proven leader. She has served in a number of key academic posts in higher education, including, among others, Chair of the Department of ...

Staff Member Tests Positive for COVID-19 | Middlebury Offices and Services - Vimarsana News

Staff Member Tests Positive for COVID-19 | Middlebury Offices and Services

I am writing to let you know that a Middlebury College employee reported testing positive for COVID-19. The Vermont Department of Health has completed contact tracing and determined there were no workplace or other campus exposures. As a result, transmission risk to students and coworkers is considered very low at this time.