Dear DUS Students,
As we approach November 20 and the transition to all remote, I hope all of you are finding effective ways to manage your well-being along with your academics. Be sure to read and think about the information provided on the Transition to Remote Learning website so that you are better prepared for this change.
During the week of Thanksgiving, I hope that everyone can disconnect and find ways to simply recharge. I am really encouraging not only you all but also academic advisers and other staff in DUS to use that week as a moment for them to recharge and to practice self-care. If you have questions, do not hesitate to reach out by email, but please know that many in DUS may be taking some much-needed vacation time and responses may be slightly delayed. It does not mean you are going unnoticed or unheard, just that we all need to take care of ourselves with downtime occasionally.
I truly want everyone to finish the semester as strongly as possible. We continue to be present to support and guide you in your academic journey and wish you the very best at Thanksgiving.
Be well,
David R. Smith
Associate Dean for Advising
and Executive Director