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Latest Update

4/11/22 | 5pm

Dear Students,

We are excited to welcome in Spring!  And we are happy to report that effective as of our March 7, 2022 term we have eliminated mask requirements while on campus.

Your actions continue to play an integral role in your health and safety, as well as others while on campus.  We appreciate your continued support in doing your part to prevent the spread of the virus.

We are still asking students to respect personal space, practice good hygiene and to monitor for COVID-19 symptoms and to stay home and inform the University if you are ill.  Thank you!

Have a wonderful term!

Best regards,

Kristi Mollis
President/CEO

Previous Updates

7/2/21 | 2pm

Dear Students,

As we approach the July 4th weekend, we wanted to wish you and your families a safe and wonderful holiday!  Our campuses will be closed on Monday, July 5th, 2021 in observance of the July 4th holiday weekend.  On Campus Classes will reconvene on Tuesday, July 6th, 2021 per normal schedules.

In addition, the return to campus policy is still in effect as outlined below:

All students attending on campus are required to complete a COVID-19 Pandemic Social Contract.  Your actions play an integral role in your health and safety, as well as others while on campus.  We appreciate you doing your part in ensuring the following are adhered to while on campus to help prevent the spread of the virus:

  1. Wear a facemask as required
  2. Respect personal space and practice social distancing
  3. Practice good hygiene that includes frequent handwashing
  4. Be aware of mitigating surface contact with doors, railings, and other high contact areas
  5. Complete a self-assessment each day before I come to campus
  6. Self-monitor daily. If I exhibit COVID-19 symptoms, stay home, and inform the University

We will no longer be requiring temperature checks upon entering the building.  We will be revisiting these policies as we move into the fall and upon further guidance provided by the both the CDC and the United States Department of Education.

Have a wonderful holiday as we celebrate our nation’s birthday!

Best regards,

Kristi Mollis
President/CEO

12/8/20 |12pm

Dear Students,

As we approach the winter break, I wanted to take a minute on behalf of our administration, staff, and faculty members to wish you and your family a very happy and safe holiday season.

2020 has been a challenging year and we look forward to moving into 2021.  Out of an abundance of caution our ground campuses will continue to operate in a hybrid shift with limited on campus and online schedules and reduced class sizes for the January 11, 2021 term.

In addition, the return to campus policy is still in effect as outlined below:

All students attending on campus are required to complete a COVID-19 Pandemic Social Contract.  Your actions play an integral role in your health and safety, as well as others while on campus.  We appreciate you doing your part in ensuring the following are adhered to while on campus to help prevent the spread of the virus:

  1. Wear a facemask as required
  2. Respect personal space and practice social distancing
  3. Upon arriving at the campus, have my temperature taken and I understand if my temperature is above 100.3, I will not be admitted to campus and will need to contact my Dean/Campus Vice President
  4. Practice good hygiene that includes frequent handwashing
  5. Be aware of mitigating surface contact with doors, railings, and other high contact areas
  6. Complete a self-assessment each day before I come to campus
  7. Self-monitor daily. If I exhibit COVID-19 symptoms, stay home and inform the University

Have a beautiful & safe holiday season!  We look forward to seeing you in the New Year!

All the best,

Kristi Mollis
President/CEO


8/31/20 | 9am

Dear Students,

Welcome back to campus!  We hope your fall term is starting off well!

All of our ground Campuses executed their Campus Re-opening Plans this week under a hybrid shift with limited on campus and online schedules and reduced class sizes.  Our campus re-opening plans included feedback from you (our students) and our faculty and staff regarding the measures implemented to ensure your success and safety.

All students attending on campus are required to complete a COVID-19 Pandemic Social Contract.  Your actions play an integral role in your health and safety, as well as others while on campus.  We appreciate you doing your part in ensuring the following are adhered to while on campus to help prevent the spread of the virus:

  1. Wear a facemask as required
  2. Respect personal space and practice social distancing
  3. Upon arriving at the campus, have my temperature taken and I understand if my temperature is above 100.3, I will not be admitted to campus and will need to contact my Dean/Campus Vice President
  4. Practice good hygiene that includes frequent handwashing
  5. Be aware of mitigating surface contact with doors, railings, and other high contact areas
  6. Complete a self-assessment each day before I come to campus
  7. Self-monitor daily. If I exhibit COVID-19 symptoms, stay home and inform the University

In closing this has been a historical year filled with many challenges for each and every one of you, and despite all of this you are still moving forward towards achieving your academic goal of graduating!  This is commendable and our EU team remains committed to supporting you should you need assistance!

Have an outstanding term and we are happy to have you back on our campuses.  Stay safe and be successful!

All the best,

Kristi Mollis
President/CEO


8/4/20 | 11am

Dear Students,

We hope your July term is starting off well!

We wanted to thank all of you who participated in our return to campus survey.  We appreciated your feedback.  For the past several months our team has been diligently working on our plan to re-open ground campuses for the fall schedule.  We have been preparing the EU campus facilities for reopening and taking the appropriate measures to ensure social distancing guidelines per the CDC requirements as well as state and local requirements are in place prior to your returning to campus.

We are planning for adjusted on-site schedules which will include hybrid and limited class sizes for the fall, August 31, 2020 term.  Students should contact their academic advisors for more information.  Ground campus students who wish to remain online will also have that option.

Anyone on campus must observe social distancing and wear a face mask.  All individuals permitted on campus are required to have a daily temperature check and those exceeding CDC guidelines will need to seek appropriate health care support.  Additionally per CDC guidelines frequent thorough hand washing and or the use of hand sanitizer are recommended.  These measures are crucial to help prevent the spread of the virus.

In closing should you need additional assistance or if you or your family have been impacted by COVID 19 please contact your campus.  Our team is here to support you as we navigate this situation.

Have an excellent July term!

All the best,

Kristi Mollis
President/CEO


06/05/20 | 7pm

Dear Students,

We hope your June term is off to a great start!

As the state of Florida continues its phases to re-open we continue to monitor the situation.  Our Academic team is currently working diligently on a plan for each campus to prepare for fall classes resuming on site that we hope will be able to be executed.  We are monitoring the Governor’s orders daily.

We have been preparing the EU campus facilities for reopening classes and are taking the appropriate measures to ensure social distancing guidelines per the CDC requirements are in place prior to your returning to campus.  We look forward to seeing our on campus students soon!

We realize this situation has been stressful for ALL of our students both on campus and virtual and we applaud you for hanging in there and not giving up during this difficult time.  Additionally we were happy to be able to award over 622 CARES Act (COVID-19) Student Aid Grants to our on campus students who were impacted by COVID 19, we hope this extra support helped you.

In closing please let us know if you need our support.  Our academic advisors, librarians, faculty, students services, admissions and financial aid departments are all open and available to provide assistance to you.

Have a great term!

All the best,

Kristi Mollis
President/CEO


04/17/20  | 9AM

Dear Students,

We are just checking in to see how you are doing!  We hope you and your families are fine and your classes are going well.

Our entire team continues to be available to support you in any way we can.  Our University has resources available to you should you need:

      • Online faculty tutors via the SMART THINKING platform
      • Virtual Librarians to assist you with the EU Online Library
      • Academic Advisors/Deans to support you academically, answer questions about your schedule, grades, etc…
      • Financial Aid advisors to assist you with financial questions, and if your employment situation has changed or you have lost your job please let us know!
      • Student Services Directors to assist you with job placement and other support services

We will be checking on your regularly with wellness calls, but we are just a phone call away if you need our support!

We are proud of our amazing team and we wish our entire student body a safe and healthy term!

We are here if you need our assistance!

All the best,

Kristi Mollis
President/CEO


04/06/20 | 7PM

Dear New Students and Returning Students,

We welcome you back for the April term starting today!  If you need any assistance please do not hesitate to call your campus.

Our entire team continues to work to support you and we are here to assist you as you pursue your academic goals.

We hope you and your families are fairing well as we continue to navigate the COVID-19 situation.  We have resources to support you during this time such as; Online Library Orientation and training, 24/7 Online Faculty Tutors available through our SMART THINKING platform, and we have Academic Advisors and Deans available to support you and assist you with any academic concerns.  And finally if you need assistance financially or your work situation has changed please contact our Financial Aid Department as we are here to support you.

We are excited to have our current students returning and look forward to working with our new April term students as you begin your programs!

In closing I would like to once again commend our Everglades University team including all of our faculty and staff who have worked nonstop to ensure our academic programs continued without missing a beat.  Thank you!

Best regards,

Kristi Mollis
President/CEO


03/24/20 | 2PM

We continue to monitor the Coronavirus and under the current circumstances we are extending all ground campuses to remain online through April 14, 2020.  This will include new and continuing students starting the next term scheduled to begin on April 6, 2020.  Your staff and faculty members will continue to be in touch with you and we are here to support you as you continue your academic programs remotely.

We also encourage all students to visit the Everglades University bookstore at  https://www.evergladesuniversity.edu/bookstore to purchase your textbooks for the upcoming term.  ALL SHIPPING FEES ARE BEING WAIVED to support our students during this time.

Students who have questions regarding their upcoming schedules, or who need to speak to the academic department, financial aid or admissions offices should call the campus to schedule a teleconference.

We commend our faculty and administrative teams who are working hard to ensure continuity and support to our students both virtually and remotely. We will continue to provide updates.

Please do not hesitate to contact our team should you need support or assistance; we continue to be here for you!

Best regards,

Kristi Mollis
President


03/17/20 | 2PM

Today all Everglades University students transitioned to Online courses.  Current students should not report to campus for classes for the next two weeks.  Your faculty members will be in constant contact with you during the next two weeks to support you. In addition the Everglades University Administrative Staff are available to answer any questions you may have and provide additional assistance.

Starting tomorrow we are also limiting campus visitor access to be by appt. only.   Students who need to see their financial aid officer, Dean, or other support staff will be able to schedule appointments and conduct these meetings via teleconference.  Students who need to access the library should do so via calling the campus to schedule an appointment.  In addition, all online courses contain a link to our online library for your convenience and use as well.

We commend our faculty and staff for their hard work in ensuring this quick transition went smoothly.  And we also appreciate the support of our students, who are amazing!  We are here to support you to ensure your academic progress is not interrupted and we will be providing you with regular updates!

Stay safe and please do not hesitate to contact our team should you need support or assistance; we are here for you!

Best regards,

Kristi Mollis
President


03/15/20 | 5PM

Students who are scheduled for class on Monday, 3/16/20 should report to class unless you are ill or experiencing extenuating circumstances, in which case please contact your campus.

Students will receive information and guidelines to transition to the Blackboard delivery system tomorrow. In addition your faculty members will be reaching out to you to assist with this transition.

For students scheduled for on campuses classes after Monday, you will receive important information via your EU student email account regarding this transition tomorrow.

As of Tuesday, 3/17/20 all on campus classes will be delivered online and students should NOT report to the campus.

Classes will be delivered via the online platform for the next two weeks of the March term, and then re-assessed. Please continue to monitor the Everglades University website for additional information. Your safety, well-being and the continuity of your education are a top priority. Please continue to monitor the Everglades University website for updates.

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