Students will receive updates about the spring semester via instructor emails, Canvas announcements and course syllabi. Updates on the spring semester can also be found on the COVID-19 website.

If you become ill, please contact your instructor as soon as you are able to reach out. Your family may also contact the Office of Student Affairs and they will notify your instructors.

For short-term absences due to quarantine or isolation, instructors will work with you based on your individual situation to allow you to complete work remotely. For longer-term accommodations for in-person classes, most instructors will require students to be approved for an Academic Flexibility accommodation. More information on the Academic Flexibility accommodation process can be found here.

If you are registered for courses with course delivery formats of Online or Web Conference, you do not need to inform your instructor that you will be attending remotely. For courses with an In-Person component, most instructors will require students to be approved for an Academic Flexibility accommodation in order to complete the entire class on a remote-only basis. More information on the Academic Flexibility accommodation process can be found here.

Instructors may still require participation, but the requirement will be offered in a way that students who have been approved to participate remotely will still be able to earn the points.

The Teaching and Learning Center will continue to provide free tutoring and review sessions to all business students remotely via Zoom.

Students still have the opportunity to earn credit for virtual internships. Visit with an academic advisor or a career coach for more information.

January three-week classes will be listed in MyRed with section numbers equal to 100. You can find a complete list of the business courses offered in the three-week January term here. A list of the business courses offered in the three-week January term can be found here.

Faculty will continue to offer office hours. Check your syllabus to learn days, times and whether they will be In-Person or virtual. Dean Kathy Farrell will offer her weekly office hours on Tuesdays, 4-5 p.m. with In-Person and Zoom options.

The university will provide you with two reusable masks. If you are able, you may want to bring additional masks to allow for longer spans of time between washes.

There will be study spaces available around campus including Hawks Hall, Learning Commons, City and East Unions, as well as other spaces.

You may order your textbooks in advance and have them shipped to your home. You can find your textbook information at the Campus Store.