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March 12, 2020 Dear Albizu Community, We want to keep you reassured that university officials continue to closely monitor the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and follow the safety guidelines provided by the CDC and the Florida Department of Health. The University has established a committee to work directly on this to be able to provide you with updated information and devise and implement safety plans as needed. Our first priority is the safety of our university community and getting ready to move to online learning if needed. To this end, the following measures have been adopted: 1. We are implementing a plan to deliver instruction fully online. 2. Students in practicum and/or internship should follow the site guidelines. 3. All student services departments have made contingency plans to deliver services to students remotely if needed. 4. Effective immediately: Faculty are being instructed to deliver all classes online this coming week (March 16-21) as a pilot plan. 5. Students with limited access to Internet and technological equipment should contact the Office of the Dean of Students at (305) 593-1223, ext. 3102 or at farbelo@albizu.edu All Academic Program and Student Services Directors will be available to address any questions or concerns for specific situations that you may experience. We will keep you updated of any new directives issued by the Office of the President taking into account the recommendations of the Center for Disease Control (CDC), the Florida Department of Health, and the Commission for Independent Education (CIE). Sincerely, Tilokie Depoo, Ph.D. Chancellor – Miami Campus
Today electric power was restored in our campus. Storm shutters were removed and a thorough inspection of the facilities was completed. Our information technology systems are now fully operational.
Dear AU-Miami community,
I hope this message finds you all doing well and that hurricane Irma did not cause much personal or material damage to you or your family.
We have completed our preliminary inspection of our facilities. The building's structure appears to be intact. However, the campus remains without electricity. We are working with local authorities to resume the electric service as soon as possible. Once this is done, we will be able to complete the inspection and announce our re-opening day, which we anticipate to be either Wednesday or Thursday of this week.
You should expect to receive an update tomorrow through our Facebook page and our website.
Until then, get your personal issues in order and help your neighbors.
All the best,
Etiony Aldarondo, Ph.D.
Provost
Albizu University
Miami Campus