Community is one of NSU's core values, and our donors are an integral part of our community. We greatly appreciate all of you and thank you for your continued support. Like the rest of the U.S. and the world, NSU is working hard to carefully navigate the rapidly-changing impact created by the Coronavirus.
We are committed to keeping our entire community as safe and informed as possible, while continuing to uphold our academic and institutional mission. The health of our students, faculty, staff, and campus visitors is a priority. NSU has taken necessary steps to increase social distancing per the recommendations of the CDC and government. Staff that are able to do so are working remotely. In cases where that is not possible for the operations of the university, we have limited the number of individuals sharing space.
Even with these preventative measures, donor-funded research and programs continue as planned, ensuring that gifts to the university are used for the purposes for which they were so generously given.
NSU suspended all classes last week, and our faculty members are prepared to resume instruction in a fully online capacity beginning Monday, March 23. NSU University School will also conduct classes online starting March 23. The Mailman Segal Center is delivering its curriculum to parents via e-mail. Students in residence halls were encouraged to head home, and NSU is working with individuals who are not able to travel home to ensure they have a place to live.
We will continue to adapt our procedures as state and federal guidelines are revised. For further information on NSU's response to this pandemic, please view the
latest updates
from Dr. Hanbury.
Our environment may look different for the moment, but our staff is still hard at work. We have listed critical numbers below. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call me directly.
Thank you again for your support,
Jennifer O’Flannery Anderson, Ph.D.
Vice President for Advancement and Community Relations
