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This email contains information for faculty, staff, and graduate students with teaching obligations to request alternative teaching arrangements for fall 2020.
We are writing to share news of additional reductions made in response to budget challenges exacerbated by the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
OHIO announced the creation of a new test-optional admission pathway today, permanently suspending the requirement of standardized test scores for incoming first-year students on the Athens campus.
I want to share the progress that has been made in academic areas as we begin preparing for a phased return to our campuses from remote work and instruction.
The Office of Executive Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Sayrs urgently affirms the University’s commitment to social justice.
This study group will provide an opportunity to increase transparency about the University budget, insight into how the budget is formed, and input on budget processes and communication.
To protect the educational experience of our students and service to our region, I have approved, with solemn contemplation, the decisions implemented today by our deans and academic leaders.
We are doing everything within our control to continue to fulfill our mission, to support our students, to ease financial impacts, and to ensure that you stay on track toward completion.
Robin Muhammad, chair of Faculty Senate, and Elizabeth Sayrs, executive vice president and provost, shared some additional information about this semester’s final exam week with OHIO faculty.Â
Spring semester changed suddenly and in significant ways due to the COVID-19 pandemic and we recognize the unexpected shift to all remote learning following Spring Break may impact your coursework.
µÛÍõ»áËù will continue to deliver all classes on all campuses through remote and online instruction through the summer.
Today we are pleased to share that we have developed a flexible, alternative grading system as well as additional adjustments to key academic policies for Spring Semester 2020.
President M. Duane Nellis recorded this message of thanks and support to the students, faculty, staff and alumni who have come together during an unprecedented time.
While coronavirus presents a significant academic disruption for the student body, we are committed to the continuity of your high-quality education and to your ability to complete your education.
