Dear Students and Families:
While we continue to look forward to a well-deserved break in a little over a week, campus remains busy with activities throughout the weekend, some of which are outlined below. I encourage you to make the most of it by taking part in the opportunities to engage, connect, reflect and recharge.
With that, I also want to remind you of the importance of maintaining good health practices while you socialize as we are experiencing an early onset of flu. Getting vaccinated is the best protection against illness. If you haven’t already received a flu shot, make an appointment with the Barnes Center to attend one of the additional flu clinics scheduled. In addition, washing your hands often with soap and water, wearing a mask and avoiding contact with others when you are feeling sick can all help to prevent the spread of illness.
Thursday, Nov. 11
Friday, Nov. 12
Saturday, Nov. 13
Sunday, Nov. 14
Please continue to visit the University Events Calendar, Wellness Portal, ’Cuse Activities Portal and Hendricks Chapel website regularly to access all the events, programs and activities planned now through the end of the semester on Dec. 17.
Stay well and enjoy the weekend!
Sincerely,
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience and Dean of Students
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