Today's update includes this week in chapel, making standardized tests optional for admission, evidenced-based answers to COVID questions. disabling water fountains for safety, improvements to dining on campus, changes at Stinger's, and COVID reporting.
We’re in our fourth week, and we continue to be thankful for how our students are following COVID protocols and persevering, even without a day off for Labor Day yesterday. We are grateful for God’s protection on our students, faculty, and staff and ask that you pray with us for His continued grace to us. Today’s update includes this week in chapel, evidence-based answers to COVID questions brought to you by our School of Nursing senior students (NEW!), last week’s COVID town hall, dining DYK, Cedarville faculty in the news discussing the economic impact of COVID, Yellow Jacket masks and chapel-themed T-shirts for sale, and COVID reporting.
Good morning, we have passed the two-week mark of the semester and are praising the Lord for His gracious protection upon our campus community. While these first 14 days have been filled with adjustments and the need for a few quick fixes and adaptations of our plans, we have appreciated your feedback, flexibility, and patience at each turn. Thank you — students, faculty, and staff — for Caring Well as we've launched this unprecedented semester. Please continue to pray that God will grant us favor as we serve Him and care for one another. Today's weekly update includes this week in chapel, today's COVID-19 town hall, caring for students in quarantine, how COVID is affecting human behavior, what students should do if they are ill "after hours," friendly mask reminders, COVID reporting, and Getting Started sessions online.
As we enter our second week of the semester, we continue to adjust to our "new normal" as we strive to keep up with changing COVID-19 protocols. Flexibility is the name of the game this fall! We are pleased with how well our campus community is adapting and complying with the new policies. We are also grateful to the Lord for a great Fall Bible Conference, as Nathan Lino challenged us from the Beatitudes to live our lives for Christ. Today's update includes this week in chapel, improvements to dining on campus, adapting our COVID-19 protocols, Caring Well text messages, upcoming COVID-19 town hall, and a flu shot clinic at Cedar Care Village Pharmacy.
Let us then with confidence draw near to the throne of grace, that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need. Hebrews 4:16 This week, we plan to send updates on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. What a joy to see students on campus again! Resident... View Article
This week's updates include a preview of what in-person classes will look like for fall semester, responding to Ohio's travel advisory, tasks to do now that will simplify your return to campus, free telehealth service available to all students, COVID-19 packing reminders, mask safety tips, and where to order your Yellow Jacket branded masks.
This week's updates include Cedarville's Caring Well. Staying Well. COVID-19 operating plan for fall 2020, connecting with the STING (Getting Started) leadership team, information on how students with health conditions can request accommodations, and a new video interview on how to have healthy conversations when you're facing complicated COVID-19 circumstances.
This week's updates include preparing for fall semester, how to submit an ID card photo for new students, the latest video of our three new campus buildings, changes for the Bookstore and Post Office, updating the Dean's List for spring semester, and balancing our Christian liberty with love for others.
This week's updates include important information for new students, changes to meal plans and information on dining options, decision on Study Abroad for fall, new campus visit opportunities, and a new video resource on caring well for ourselves during this time.
This week's updates include more information about fall classes, getting campus ready for students' arrival, international travel guidelines, practical tips for caring well from Dr. Misti Grimson, and the Labor Day holiday for staff.