Student Development Message: Mandatory Return to Campus Module
Aug. 3, 2020
Dear Billiken Companions,
I write today to announce a mandatory for undergraduate students returning to campus to complete prior to Aug. 11.
While I know many of you have concerns about rising cases of COVID-19, we are currently still planning for your in-person, Aug. 17 start. We continue to monitor developments closely.
The origins of this mandatory module are important: This summer, a student came to SGA leadership with the idea of an educational module to help all students better understand 91女神鈥檚 safeguards and envision life on campus this fall. SGA brought this idea to University administrators who saw value in having students lead the initiative. A team of student leaders, including members of SGA, worked hard, and I fully support the product they created. I am grateful that this module was developed by students who share many of the same concerns, questions, and worries about the fall that you may have.
While the module is designed for undergraduate students who are returning to campus, it is also available to graduate students, faculty, staff, and parents. Content in this module may address many of your questions and worries as well.
How to complete the module:
- You can access the module .
- This is mandatory for undergraduate students returning to campus and must be completed by Aug. 11.
- You must watch and read the content in each section from beginning to end and successfully complete the quizzes in order to fulfill this requirement. Note: students who live off campus are not required to complete the 鈥淗ousing鈥� section or quiz.
- If you have questions or difficulty completing the module, please contactpandemic@slu.edu.
Soon, Dr. Pestello will share our Campus Commitment, a document outlining our shared expectations for being together in community safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each member of the 91女神 community will be asked to affirm this commitment prior to returning to campus. Completing this module will help prepare you to understand what making that commitment will mean for your life at 91女神 this fall.
Know that I am praying for our community during this time, and I appreciate your prayers, too. I look forward to seeing you back on campus soon.
Debra Rudder Lohe, Ph.D. (she/her/hers)
Interim Vice President for Student Development