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COVID-19 Concerns Surrounding Spring Break Travel Prompt University of Maine System To Transition Face-to-Face Classes to Remote Instruction and Significantly Limit Occupancy of Residence Halls
Universities remain open but the prospect of travelers returning to Maine after spring break prompts operational and academic changes to limit exposure of COVID-19 now deemed a pandemic by the World Health Organization. Orono, Maine — The University of Maine System will transition all of its in class academic programming… Read More about COVID-19 Concerns Surrounding Spring Break Travel Prompt University of Maine System To Transition Face-to-Face Classes to Remote Instruction and Significantly Limit Occupancy of Residence Halls
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University of Maine System issues COVID-19 Directives, prohibiting all non-essential university air travel, opens residence halls for spring break and urges students to stay on campus
No plans to close campuses but university leaders set March 23rd deadline for continuity of instruction planning and provide accommodations for faculty and employees at high risk for serious illness from COVID-19 Orono, Maine — The University of Maine System is prohibiting all university-sponsored non-essential air travel and is strongly… Read More about University of Maine System issues COVID-19 Directives, prohibiting all non-essential university air travel, opens residence halls for spring break and urges students to stay on campus
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University of Maine System Planning for Continuity of Instruction
Chancellor Malloy, Presidents develop action steps for coronavirus preparations Orono, Maine — UMS Chancellor Dannel Malloy and the presidents of Maine’s public universities have developed a set of action steps for coronavirus preparations that have been shared with the university community and stakeholders. The first action item is an update… Read More about University of Maine System Planning for Continuity of Instruction
