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We intend to return to in-person instruction in the Fall in almost every case. Some programs may revise their teaching approach to offer more flexibility and continue to teach some courses remotely or in a hybrid form, and details about these options will come from each program. Class schedules will identify which courses are remote, hybrid or face-to-face.
For students enrolled in Summer 2021 courses, visit the Keep Learning section on the Digital Learning website for resources for online learning, including information about accessing course materials; required applications, hardware and software; tech support resources; and videos of student-to-student insights on remote learning.
For most programs, Fall Quarter begins on Tuesday, Sept. 21. Students, faculty and staff will hear from their program or school directly if their classes begin on a different schedule. Visit the Office of the Registrar for the full calendar.
It is critical that we each take responsibility for maintaining the health of our community.
Students, faculty and staff are required to follow policies, protocols and guidance designed to protect everyone’s health. All students must:
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) continues to be available for students, and is offering comprehensive tele-mental health services, including 24/7 access to crisis support, initial consultations, virtual gatherings, and individual counseling. Currently, in-office appointments are limited to specific critical needs. CAPS will continue to offer tele-mental health appointments in the Fall but will also begin re-introducing in-person appointments with counselors. Students and counselors will work collaboratively to determine whether tele-mental health or in-person sessions are most suited for each student’s particular needs.
University Health Services, in Evanston and Chicago, are fully operational with both in-person and tele-health services.
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