Dear Students and Families:
While the end of the semester may only be a few weeks away, there is still plenty of time to explore new activities and take part in programs. Especially as finals approach, I encourage you to take some time to recharge, relax and try something new. This weekend’s events provide a variety of opportunities spanning esports, reflective discussions, late-night movies and events, outdoor activities and more. Below is just a sampling of what is planned. You can continue to visit the University’s events calendar for a complete listing, as well as the Wellness Portal for additional activities centered on health, fitness, mindfulness and meditation.
Thursday, May 6
Friday, May 7
Saturday, May 8
Sunday, May 9
I know that the end of the semester also brings much excitement as we celebrate our graduating students and look forward to the summer. As you prepare for the last few weeks on campus, please continue to be safe and responsible. Remember to submit your vaccination record to the Student Patient Portal, wear a mask, limit gatherings, participate in testing and exercise good health practices. We are nearly there! Please continue to do your part!
Sincerely,
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience
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