Student Health Ramps Up Protocols as Coronavirus Spreads in Santa Barbara County
So far, 38 UCSB students have been tested for the coronavirus, with no positive results as of yet.
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So far, 38 UCSB students have been tested for the coronavirus, with no positive results as of yet.
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The decision to postpone commencement comes two weeks after the university announced it would be transitioning to remote instruction through the end of April.
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The coronavirus pandemic continues to hurt many local businesses, deserted by the normal stream of patrons who — for the most part — have no choice but to stay at home.
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Until today, no cases of coronavirus had been announced in South County.
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The health department asked all bars, pubs, wineries and breweries within the county to close “immediately” to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus within the county.
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The individual has no history of domestic or international travel in the last six weeks and appears to have contracted the virus through “community transmission.”
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To help facilitate the transition from in-person instruction to remote instruction, Instructional Development is providing instructors with an assortment of tools, resources and workshops.
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Although all in-person classes are canceled through spring quarter, Yang maintained in the email that the campus will remain “open and operational” through spring quarter.
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While there have been no reported cases of the virus within Santa Barbara County or at UC Santa Barbara, the university is actively preparing to respond if a case is confirmed on campus.
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Several graduate students who received dismissal letters posted screenshots of them on social media.
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The resolution's authors emphasized the need for undergraduate support.
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Strobel described the incident as a “misunderstanding” and said that UCGPC meets with Napolitano on a yearly basis.
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According to Andrew Gordon, UC Office of the President (UCOP) spokesperson, the new guidelines are effective immediately.
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The UCSB Police Department is currently searching for the suspect, and did not provide a description of the suspect.
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The Academic Senate supports the use of standardized testing because it is unclear how altering the standardized testing policy will affect the admissions process as a whole.
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