Dear Fellow Wildcats— This is an extraordinary time in our history as we all navigate these uncharted waters of the COVID-19 pandemic. I want to thank each of you for what you’re doing amidst these trying and tenuous times. Today was the first day all coursework was transitioned to non-face-to-face remote delivery. This is a new experience for most of our students and faculty, and we must be patient with each other and with ourselves. No doubt there will be bumps along the way, but we are all committed to working together to ensure the academic success of every student. Please use the resources that have been compiled to assist faculty and students in the transition to remote learning; faculty and staff can also find assistance for their transition to remote working.
Take good care of yourself and your family and friends. Student support services are available by phone or online. Please reach out. We are here if you need us. Now that UNH is operating in remote mode as much as possible, it's nice to know that classes and work will continue despite tonight's predicted snowfall in northern New England. |
Dear Fellow Wildcats— This is an extraordinary time in our history as we all navigate these uncharted waters of the COVID-19 pandemic. I want to thank each of you for what you’re doing amidst these trying and tenuous times. Today was the first day all coursework was transitioned to non-face-to-face remote delivery. This is a new experience for most of our students and faculty, and we must be patient with each other and with ourselves. No doubt there will be bumps along the way, but we are all committed to working together to ensure the academic success of every student. Please use the resources that have been compiled to assist faculty and students in the transition to remote learning; faculty and staff can also find assistance for their transition to remote working.
Take good care of yourself and your family and friends. Student support services are available by phone or online. Please reach out. We are here if you need us. Now that UNH is operating in remote mode as much as possible, it's nice to know that classes and work will continue despite tonight's predicted snowfall in northern New England. James W. Dean Jr. President |