Dear Students and Families,
As the end of the spring semester fast approaches, there are many opportunities to partake in activities for your mind and body to take a break from studying and enjoy your final days on campus. I urge you to take advantage of all we have to offer, including creative outlets to express yourself through art, outdoor adventure opportunities, games (both virtual and physical), and thoughtful discussions on current events and issues.
Weekend Activities: April 29-May 2
Below, I am sharing a sampling of activities, events and programming scheduled for this weekend. For a complete listing of events, .
Thursday, April 29
Friday, April 30
Saturday, May 1
Sunday, May 2
IMPORTANT REMINDER: Please submit proof of COVID-19 vaccination by visiting the . If you received the vaccination on campus, you are not required to submit documentation. Please also remember that once vaccinated, you should continue participating in surveillance testing at the Stadium Testing Center, wearing a mask and maintaining social distance as these are important measures to safeguard our community against the spread of illness.
Very soon, we will be going our separate ways for the summer. Let’s make the most of our time together on campus in a safe, healthy and enjoyable manner!
Sincerely,
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience
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