The university has officially announced that all courses will move to a remote format for the upcoming semester. I appreciate the commitment shown by everyone who advocated for this change to protect our campus health. We will continue to monitor the implementation of these new protocols as we move forward.
This coming semester, Notre Dame of Maryland University has decided to conduct hybrid courses in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. In order to limit the spread of said virus, however, many students would prefer in-person classes should not be conducted this semester. Rather, we’d like to see online courses. This will not affect housing for those who would prefer it. This petition will be sent to President Yam.
The feedback I have received from students reflects a profound concern for the health and safety of our campus community. I am currently preparing a formal letter to President Yam to ensure that these sentiments are clearly presented to the administration.
Reached 100 supporters
August 5, 2020
29 Comments
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Jenice Clare Olo
6 years ago
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I know labs and clinicals will be difficult and all, but if other schools can figure out how to go all online, so can we. This is for the sake of our students and staff.
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Nicole Holmes
6 years ago
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If my daughter is not allowed to only take virtual classes I will be withdrawing her.
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Christy
6 years ago
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Please, I am scared for my life as are all of us. I urge NDMU to prioritize the safety of their students. Listen to us! We DO NOT feel safe having in person classes. We should not have to choose between health and our education!
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Ashley
6 years ago
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I have my family to worry about. I can not let my kid get sick because of me. Make school online.
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Sydney Miller
6 years ago
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As the SGA President, I can confirm that these are growing concerns within the student body. Our priority is to advocate for the students; due to the many uncertainties with returning to campus, we strong urge administration to reconsider their decision to resume in-person courses this fall. Students should choose which modality they prefer; for those who need on campus accommodations, they should receive them on a case by case basis. Thank you!
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Mariam Dar
6 years ago
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Why would we close school when there were only 10 active cases in Maryland at the time but open when there’s over 1,000 active cases?
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Annie
6 years ago
ATTENTION NDMU STUDENTS !!
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO TAKE COURSES VIRTUALLY FILL OUT THE Student Exemption Contract.docx & SEND IT TO DR. ERDMAN!!!
I WOUKD ATTACH ON HERE BUT I CANT SO JUST EMAIL DR. ERDMAN FOR THE FORM !!
REALLY EASY & SIMPLE !!
The university has officially announced that all courses will move to a remote format for the upcoming semester. I appreciate the commitment shown by everyone who advocated for this change to protect our campus health. We will continue to monitor the implementation of these new protocols as we move forward.
This coming semester, Notre Dame of Maryland University has decided to conduct hybrid courses in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. In order to limit the spread of said virus, however, many students would prefer in-person classes should not be conducted this semester. Rather, we’d like to see online courses. This will not affect housing for those who would prefer it. This petition will be sent to President Yam.
The feedback I have received from students reflects a profound concern for the health and safety of our campus community. I am currently preparing a formal letter to President Yam to ensure that these sentiments are clearly presented to the administration.
Reached 100 supporters
August 5, 2020
29 Comments
J
Jenice Clare Olo
6 years ago
Featured
I know labs and clinicals will be difficult and all, but if other schools can figure out how to go all online, so can we. This is for the sake of our students and staff.
N
Nicole Holmes
6 years ago
Featured
If my daughter is not allowed to only take virtual classes I will be withdrawing her.
C
Christy
6 years ago
Featured
Please, I am scared for my life as are all of us. I urge NDMU to prioritize the safety of their students. Listen to us! We DO NOT feel safe having in person classes. We should not have to choose between health and our education!
A
Ashley
6 years ago
Featured
I have my family to worry about. I can not let my kid get sick because of me. Make school online.
S
Sydney Miller
6 years ago
Featured
As the SGA President, I can confirm that these are growing concerns within the student body. Our priority is to advocate for the students; due to the many uncertainties with returning to campus, we strong urge administration to reconsider their decision to resume in-person courses this fall. Students should choose which modality they prefer; for those who need on campus accommodations, they should receive them on a case by case basis. Thank you!
M
Mariam Dar
6 years ago
Featured
Why would we close school when there were only 10 active cases in Maryland at the time but open when there’s over 1,000 active cases?
A
Annie
6 years ago
ATTENTION NDMU STUDENTS !!
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO TAKE COURSES VIRTUALLY FILL OUT THE Student Exemption Contract.docx & SEND IT TO DR. ERDMAN!!!
I WOUKD ATTACH ON HERE BUT I CANT SO JUST EMAIL DR. ERDMAN FOR THE FORM !!
REALLY EASY & SIMPLE !!
I know labs and clinicals will be difficult and all, but if other schools can figure out how to go all online, so can we. This is for the sake of our students and staff.