Central Methodist University in Fayette will use its Digital U interface to complete the fall semester remotely after Thanksgiving break.
In-person classes start Aug. 18. The university will be …
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Central Methodist University in Fayette will use its Digital U interface to complete the fall semester remotely after Thanksgiving break.
In-person classes start Aug. 18. The university will be in session on Labor Day and will forego its usual fall break, according to a news release. Thanksgiving break starts Nov. 21, with online classes resuming Nov. 30. Final exams will be conducted remotely Dec. 7-11.
The modification to the academic calendar was to minimize the possible spread of COVID-19 upon returning to campus after Thanksgiving, the release stated.
“We’re very fortunate to be able to make such a move with ease thanks to Digital U,” CMU President Roger Drake said. “Our students are in the Digital U environment the entire semester, so it’s a move to which they are accustomed.”
For the students who are not able to leave campus, residence halls will remain open over the Thanksgiving break and through Dec. 11.
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