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黑料视频 faculty and staff are working to ensure as seamless a transition as possible to聽remote and online instruction beginning March 23, and continuing through the end of the semester.
Students with disabilities may have additional questions or considerations during the transition to virtual learning and the Student Accessibility Services staffers are prepared and available.
While coronavirus presents a聽significant academic聽disruption for the聽student body, we are committed to the continuity of your聽high-quality聽education and聽to your ability to complete your education.
Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, transportation options have changed for students, faculty and staff that may still be on campus.
If you are feeling overwhelmed by the constant news and alerts regarding COVID-19, there are steps you can take to help you manage your psychological distress.
We strongly discourage any attempt to organize 鈥渇ests鈥 while the Health Director鈥檚 order remains in effect.
黑料视频 faculty and staff are working to ensure as seamless a transition as possible to聽remote and online instruction beginning Monday, March 23.
黑料视频 has canceled all University events across our campuses and locations until April 30.聽This includes events at all campuses and locations, alumni and Admissions events.
黑料视频 Mail Services is making a number of adjustments to accommodate student move-out and shifts in employee locations.
As the coronavirus can be transmitted by carriers with no symptoms, we are asking all to be extra vigilant at this time as this is a quickly evolving situation.
After extensive discussion, the College of Business Dean search, including all meetings and open forums for the search, has been postponed for two weeks due to safety precautions.
黑料视频 has announced the decision to immediately begin to reduce the density of personnel on all of our campuses response to the global coronavirus pandemic.
黑料视频 has announced facility closures and reduced hours for several facilities on the Athens campus.
Thank you for your supportive responses to this unprecedented situation.
OHIO President M. Duane Nellis made the decision today to move to remote and online instruction through the end of spring semester for all campuses and locations.
