As we move into our third week of classes, I hope you are healthy and finding ways to be engaged with your students, your faculty and staff colleagues, and your own scholarly and community-based work.
My title for this week is likely going to be a little puzzling to some of you but I promise to explain it in just a minute. It was inspired by the growing body of comments I’ve encountered since semester began that basically boil down to: “we’re not really back to normal are we?”
We hope your first week of classes was productive and safe. Several quick things:
Get Tested for Covid right on campus: The university is not requiring Covid testing of the campus community – the kind of testing that would allow us to be better on top of any increases in Covid cases. However, testing is available, and we encourage faculty/librarians to call the UHS testing hotline at 617-287-4355 to request a regular/weekly COVID-19 test. The more of us who get tested the better.
The Annual Meeting is held for the purpose of hearing committee reports, be updated on FSU activities, adopt an annual budget, adopt bylaws, establish dues rates and other business as needed (sourc
Executive Committee meetings are open to all FSU members in good standing, Members who wish to have an item added to an Executive Committee meeting agenda should cont
Executive Committee meetings are open to all FSU members in good standing, Members who wish to have an item added to an Executive Committee meeting agenda should cont
