Health and safety a priority for spring semester
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Mississippi University for Women will continue to prioritize health, safety and well-being for the spring 2021 semester.
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December 2 - Public Health Guidance from State Health Officer
Due to the rapidly rising burden of COVID-19 cases, excessive hospitalizations and the high risk of COVID-19 infection in the community, the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) is issuing the following Public Health Guidance.
November 3 - A message from the President on Election Day
Update November 3, 2020 - President Nora Miller has released a video message to the university.
September 28 - A message of encouragement from the President
Update September 28, 2020 - President Nora Miller has released a video message to the university.
Campus health officials urge the need for flu shots
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Flu season is just right round the corner and more than ever health officials at Mississippi University for Women are stressing the need for everyone to get their flu shots.
September 3 - Message from the President on Labor Day holiday
Update September 3, 2020 - President Nora Miller has released a video message regarding the upcoming Labor Day holiday.
August 20 - Message from the President on COVID cases
Update August 20, 2020 - President Nora Miller has released a video message regarding confirmed Coronavirus cases on campus.
August 19 - Nursing class shifts to remote learning after positive COVID cases
COLUMBUS, Miss. – Juniors in Mississippi University for Women’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program have shifted to remote learning for 14 days to meet classroom physical distancing measures and out of an abundance of caution after four students tested positive for COVID-19 this week.
July 21 - Message from the President on Campus Housing
Dear W Students:
Over the past two months, the Campus Renewal Task Force has worked toward providing a safe and healthy campus environment for the fall semester. An essential part of their work has involved reducing the number of people in a given location to decrease the risk of spread of disease. The first step was to evaluate class schedules, locations and delivery methods with an emphasis on aligning classes with delivery methods and instructional spaces in which they can be effectively offered. Please review your class schedules in Banner.
The W issues return to campus plan
COLUMBUS, Miss. – Mississippi University for Women has published its plan to resume fall operations.
June 26 - Campus Renewal Task Force extends plan for employee normal operations
At the recommendation of the Campus Renewal Task Force, the plan to return employees to normal campus operations on July 6 has been extended to July 27.
The W announces modified fall academic calendar
COLUMBUS, Miss. – Mississippi University for Women has announced modifications to its fall 2020 academic calendar for the health, safety and well-being of the campus and broader community.
The W will celebrate summer graduates virtually
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- For the health and well-being of students, faculty, staff and the community, Mississippi University for Women will recognize summer graduates during the 2020 Virtual Summer Commencement Exercise set for Saturday, Aug. 1 at 9 a.m.
Campus Renewal Task Force completes initial planning
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Mississippi University for Women’s Campus Renewal Task Force has completed its initial planning to allow the campus community to transition to a more traditional state of operations over the coming weeks.