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Spring 2022 Remote Synchronous Teaching and Learning Exceptions

We will be having a temporary pivot to remote synchronous teaching and learning between January 19 and January 30. The following exceptions exist: 

College of Nursing

As noted, until January 31st, all didactic classes will be synchronous remote in the Undergraduate and CNL programs and either synchronous or asynchronous as is typical in the graduate programs. All labs and clinical experiences including scheduled simulation experiences will continue f2f. The current plan is for all classes, both clinical and didactic, to resume f2f on January 31st. Naturally, students and faculty must follow all clinical agency protocols.   

I am asking all faculty teaching clinical both in the labs and in clinical agencies to please reach out to the students in your clinical groups to make sure they are aware that all lab and clinical experiences will remain f2f. 

This policy includes the ABSN students in Lakewood. 

School of Health and Medical Sciences

The following labs and academic-related activities in the School of Health and Medical Sciences remain scheduled for in-person instruction between January 19-January 30.  Academic departments/program will be providing additional information about social distancing restrictions, specific meeting times, and PPE requirements, if applicable. 

Athletic Training 

  • GMAT 7221 - Target Application of Treatment in the Spine 
  • GMAT 6211 - Kinesiology  

Occupational Therapy 

  • GMOT 6170/OTFY 4170 – OT Practice Skills 

Physician Assistant 

  • GMPA 6205/PAFY 4205 – Intro Clinical Med II – To be determined 
  • January 27 – End of Rotation Exams  

Physical Therapy 

  • GDPT 6380/PTFY 4380 - Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Skills II 
  • GDPT 6340/PTFY 4340 - Therapeutic Interventions II 
  • GDPT 7370 - Clinical Diagnostics and Management IV 
  • GDPT 7380 - Clinical Diagnostics and Management V 

Healthcare Administration: 

  • None—all remote 

Speech-Language Pathology 

  • None—all remote 

PhD in Health Sciences 

  • None—all remote 

College of Arts and Sciences

There are no in-person lab courses scheduled before January 30. 

For Social Work, students in the following field courses are expected to complete their field practicums in person if required by the agency. The expectation is that students are complying with agency requirements (such as all in-person, hybrid, or remote) depending upon the service needs. The class sessions to discuss the material will be held remotely for the first two weeks of class between January 19-30, but undergraduate and graduate students will be seeing clients in-person between January 19-30. Students who experience any changes in their field practicum due to COVID concerns (such as need to quarantine, temporary agency closing, or switches in modality) should communicate these changes to their field liaison and the field director of their program immediately. 

  • SOWK3811 
  • SOWK4812 
  • SOWK6812 
  • SOWK7812 

ROTC 

The Department of Military Science may conduct some physical fitness classes in person as weather permits. Leadership lab on January 21st will be conducted virtually, but some class on January 28th may be conducted in person.  Students should contact their military science instructor to confirm if their classes will be in-person or held virtually.