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  • MAY 23: Phased return-to-work to begin June 16

    MAY 23: Phased return-to-work to begin June 16

    To the University community, The University鈥檚 COVID-19 Strategic Task Force, led by Provost Mark Byrnes, will be wrapping up its final report and submitting it to me early next week.聽 While still in draft form, I understand it contains a number of recommendations on important next steps in preparing our employees and students to return…

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  • MAY 19: Team developing options, scenarios for staff return in summer, students in fall

    MAY 19: Team developing options, scenarios for staff return in summer, students in fall

    To the University community, I know we all have questions about the future, including our return-to-work plans for administration and staff this summer and the shape and form that our return to on-campus instruction and operations will take for the Fall 2020 semester. The diverse team of faculty, staff and community leaders, led by Provost…

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  • MAY 8: A message of thanks from Dr. McPhee

    MAY 8: A message of thanks from Dr. McPhee

    Dear University Community: Twas the night before graduation and across Murphy Center The chairs were lined up but no one could enter We鈥檇 hoped and we鈥檇 prayed 鈥 kept our fingers crossed That tomorrow鈥檚 graduation day wouldn鈥檛 be lost 聽 Years of hard work, the dreams of family and friends It seemed that this story…

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  • MAY 5: President McPhee extends work from home plan

    MAY 5: President McPhee extends work from home plan

    Consistent with Governor Lee鈥檚 Executive Order 30, and mindful of the health and welfare of our university community, I have decided to extend the current work from home plan through May 31.聽 Anyone who must return to campus to retrieve personal or professional items to complete essential tasks, or who are critical to daily operations…

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  • MAY 1: MTSU administration recommends no tuition, fee hikes for Fall 2020

    MAY 1: MTSU administration recommends no tuition, fee hikes for Fall 2020

    MURFREESBORO, Tenn. 鈥斅犂植ゴ饺肟阝檚 administration will not seek tuition or fee increases for the 2020-21 academic year when the institution鈥檚 budget goes to its Board of Trustees for consideration in June, President Sidney A. McPhee said Friday. 鈥淲e must do what we can to help our students and their families as we come…

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