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Know a student struggling with the transition to remote and alternative learning? Vanderbilt can help. Learn more about the resources available to students at vu.edu/remote-resources https://ift.tt/3ap4fhx

The move to online and alternative learning has its challenges and benefits, and @BlairSchoolVU professor Tucker Biddlecombe is focused on finding the silver lining with his choral class. https://ift.tt/2JeLCRq

Students around the world are transitioning to online and alternative education and adjusting to new ways of learning. To help students succeed, we're offering tips on creating the best learning environment. Learn more at https://ift.tt/2WEZsEF https://ift.tt/33K55D8

Students around the world are transitioning to online and alternative education, and adjusting to new ways of learning. To help students succeed, we're offering tips on creating the best learning environment. Learn more at vu.edu/virtual-learning-tips https://ift.tt/3du6sKs

#repost • @blairschoolvu We are most pleased to announce that Lorenzo Candelaria has been named the next Dean of the Blair School of Music. Full story at blair.vanderbilt.edu! https://ift.tt/2WFnLm4

@vu_chancellor Susan R. Wente has established a new Public Health Advisory Task Force to serve as a resource for the university during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more at vu.edu/covid-taskforce https://ift.tt/39h5qhI

Vanderbilt University is further reinforcing remote work protocols following the Safer at Home Order issued by @nashvillepublichealth on March 22. Read more at vu.edu/remote-work https://ift.tt/3963Sag

The well-being and success of our students & community is our top priority. With that in mind, we are sharing two new initiatives: Housing & dining financial adjustments for spring 2020 semester and the launch of a newly established Student Hardship Fund. Read more at vu.edu/adjustments. Find the latest guidance and FAQs at vu.edu/coronavirus-faq. https://ift.tt/396i2bA

From ordering, preparing and serving food to washing dishes and keeping dining facilities clean and disinfected, @vandycampusdining is committed to feeding—and in some cases, comforting—those who remain on campus amid the challenges presented by COVID-19. Learn what steps it's taking to ensure safety at vu.edu/covid-dining #vandygram https://ift.tt/2UkI8lN

#repost • @vu_chancellor A message from @VU_Chancellor Wente on social distancing: Day-to-day life at Vanderbilt looks significantly different today than it did last Monday. In the past seven days, we have made multiple complex decisions to further respond to the global coronavirus outbreak. I acknowledge that these are extraordinary preventive actions and assure you that each was guided by the advice of public health officials with the goal of doing our utmost to protect our community. I’m grateful to all of you who have responded calmly and rapidly to the tremendous amount of change we are experiencing and will likely continue to experience. Many of the steps we have undertaken are directed at promoting “social distancing,” one of the best ways to protect yourself from COVID-19, and essential for our community and nation to #FlattenTheCurve. I know that these actions might seem disruptive and upsetting; they certainly can be. But taking a step back, I also see the extraordinary actions our universities, government agencies, health care providers, businesses, and individuals are undertaking as an act of solidarity. Taking these steps is resounding evidence that even in these fractured times we can and will come together to protect the greater good. We, each member of our Vanderbilt family, will make a difference by making difficult decisions and choices. My sincere appreciation for your dedication to our mission, to our people, and to our broader community. Read the full message at VU.edu/open-mind #vandygram https://ift.tt/2xKlmMl

As positive tests for COVID-19 have now been confirmed for several undergraduate students, Vanderbilt University advises the university community to further heed public health and safety recommendations. Details are at vu.edu/coronavirus. https://ift.tt/2WnLyXh

Social distancing is something we all have a responsibility for in all aspects of our lives, whether on or off campus. We each play a critical personal role in flattening the curve by living, learning or working with social distancing. Learn more at the link in our bio. https://ift.tt/2x4o6DO

A non-residential undergraduate student who has been on campus during the past week has tested positive for COVID-19 and is currently self-isolating off campus. The university is working with public health officials to follow up with those who have been potentially exposed. More information about this can be found at vu.edu/coronavirus Also, new safety protocols to promote social distancing in all dining facilities on campus have been implemented. Find out what they are at vu.edu/coronavirus. Please continue to check the website for the latest updates, guidance, and continually-updated FAQS: https://ift.tt/2QguBKR If you have any questions, please fill out the form at https://ift.tt/2We7eFe https://ift.tt/2vrstIY

In an effort to streamline communications, we are taking a break from posting on this channel. Please visit vanderbilt.edu/coronavirus/faq/ and follow our Twitter @VanderbiltU for the latest information. Please email [email protected] with any questions you may have. Take care of yourselves, Commodore Nation, and keep in touch with each other via #vandygram. 💛🖤 https://ift.tt/2wUdqI9

#repost • @vu_chancellor Vanderbilt University will move to alternative and online education for the rest of the semester. Full information, updates and resources are available at vanderbilt.edu/coronavirus https://ift.tt/3aRzsdf

Find the latest information about hours and services for student centers, VandyRide, Vanderbilt Libraries, the David Williams II Recreation and Wellness Center, Campus Dining and more at vu.edu/coronavirus. Reminder: All university-sponsored, non-Athletics events and gatherings are suspended through April 30, including events sponsored by registered student organizations. Students are asked to avoid informal gatherings on or off campus. https://ift.tt/3aJji5B

Due to new information received March 9, and based on our desire to protect the health and safety of our community from the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19), we are cancelling all university classes for the remainder of this week. In addition, beginning Monday, March 16 and through at least March 30, the university is suspending all in-person classes and is moving to online and other alternative learning options. Students will hear directly from their respective deans and/or faculty instructor regarding any specific instructions. To be clear, the university will remain open, and we will be actively reviewing the situation to determine if and when in-person classes may resume. We may extend the alternative learning approach through the end of the Spring semester (April 30) if necessary. We will keep in touch with you every step of the way. Since some students may need to remain on campus during this period of in-person class suspension, the campus will remain open with limited or reduced services. For more information, including FAQs, additional guidance, and updates, please visit vu.edu/coronavirus https://ift.tt/2TA98hY