Dear Engineering Faculty,
As you all know and as officially announced in the Provost message of 7 July, our plan for teaching in Fall 20 includes a mix of in-person and fully remote course offerings, as well as hybrid modes that combine in-person and remote elements. Our departments and programs have worked very hard to Continue Reading »
The College of Engineering’s weekly update aims to provide transparent and frequent information about how the College is operating, adapting and caring for its community. Updated information can always be found at the College’s COVID website. Questions and feedback can be submitted here.
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U-M FACE COVERING POLICY
Beginning immediately, the University of Continue Reading »
The College of Engineering’s weekly update aims to provide transparent and frequent information about how the College is operating, adapting and caring for its community. Updated information can always be found at the College’s COVID website. Questions and feedback can be submitted here.
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TOWN HALL FOR FACULTY & STAFF ANNOUNCED
Dean Alec Continue Reading »
Colleagues:
Earlier this week, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a preliminary announcement about online study eligibility for international students for the fall 2020 semester. The University of Michigan has issued a statement expressing its strong disagreement with this temporary policy, as have we at the College of Engineering. The University’s government relations Continue Reading »
Dear students,
Earlier this week, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a preliminary announcement about online study eligibility for international students for the fall 2020 semester. The University of Michigan has issued a statement expressing our strong disagreement with this temporary policy, as has the College of Engineering. We fully support the university Continue Reading »
Dear Michigan Engineering students:
Summer is in full swing, and though the flowers are blooming the campus feels so quiet. The fountain is dry, Pierpont is dormant, and the buses are mostly empty.
But we are thrilled to know that soon, that will all change. The hum of activity that comes with the return of Continue Reading »
Dear students,
Earlier this week, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a preliminary announcement about online study eligibility for international students for the fall 2020 semester. The University of Michigan has issued a statement expressing our strong disagreement with this temporary policy, as has the College of Engineering. We fully support the university Continue Reading »
Dear Michigan Engineering students:
Summer is in full swing, and though the flowers are blooming the campus feels so quiet. The fountain is dry, Pierpont is dormant, and the buses are mostly empty.
But we are thrilled to know that soon, that will all change. The hum of activity that comes with the return of Continue Reading »
Colleagues:
As you heard from President Mark S. Schlissel and Dean Alec D. Gallimore last week, the University will have a public health-informed in-residence semester this fall.
This will mean the resumption of instruction and associated activities on campus in August – but of course it will look very different than it did before we left Continue Reading »
Colleagues:
Monday, you heard the announcement from President Mark S. Schlissel regarding a public health-informed in-residence semester this fall. This means we will welcome students to the Ann Arbor campus, classrooms and residence halls for a mixture of in-person and remote instruction.
This news confirms our need to design high-quality, flexible options for our students. Continue Reading »