Office of the President
President’s Post
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NOV. 20: Dr. McPhee reminds graduates, guests of commencement safety protocols
As we near our Thanksgiving break and the end of classes for the Fall 2020 semester, I wanted to take a moment to thank each of you again for your dedication and commitment to keeping our campus safe. While it is impossible to fully escape the impact from COVID-19, your actions enabled us to provide…
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NOV. 13: Message from Dr. McPhee to students as end of semester approaches
To our students, I know you are excited as we approach the end of the term and the upcoming holiday season.聽However, we still have more than a week of classes remaining, and we are watching the COVID-19 infection rates continue to rise in Rutherford County and the State of 乐播传媒入口.聽As a county, we recently reached…
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NOV. 11: Message from President McPhee: A Special Note to Our Students
A special note to our students: As we begin the second week of November,聽and look ahead with a sense of anticipation to the end of this extraordinary semester, I want to take just a few minutes to share some thoughts about what we聽鈥斅燼nd most importantly,聽you聽鈥斅爃ave accomplished. I could not be prouder of our student body.聽As…
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OCT. 28: President McPhee declares campus day off Friday
To the University community, We are balancing so many additional challenges and pressures as a result of this pandemic and I deeply appreciate all that you do and have done to keep yourself and others safe 鈥� and allow us to keep the campus open. While I cannot wave a magic wand and make all…
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OCT. 27: Keep wearing your mask
To the University community, As we approach the end of the month, allow me to offer my thanks for your continued vigilance and compliance with our coronavirus policies, which has enabled us to keep our campus open.聽While this has certainly been a challenging experience for all of us, your strong sense of community and concern…
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