Athens Campus students in most programs began their fall classes remotely on August 24. more details
INFORMATION ABOUT CATEGORIES OF STUDENTS PERMITTED TO RETURN DURING PHASE 1
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As we work and learn in the midst of a global pandemic, Ohio University is focused on delivering the best possible student experience while reducing risk to our students, faculty, staff and communities. With that in mind, we are implementing a phased return to our Athens campus. This fall, students engaged in academic experiences that require access to in-person instruction, specialized equipment, or specific facilities to ensure academic progress toward degree requirements will be invited to return while some Athens students will continue with remote instruction through the fall semester. Our Heritage College of Medicine and Regional Higher Ed campuses will continue with hybrid instruction through the fall.
No matter where you are in the world, we want to stay connected through the fall semester, and we are working hard to deliver virtual and remote experiences that allow you to connect to one another and develop Bobcat communities of support. If you are spending time on one of our campuses, here you’ll find everything you need to know about how you can help us keep our University healthy and safe this fall.
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Phased Return – Phase 1
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Phased Return – Phase 2
Phase 2 will begin September 28 and continues through the remainder of the fall semester. We will continue to reduce density on campus and have prioritized eligibility for students engaged in academic experiences that require access to in-person instruction, specialized equipment, or specific facilities to ensure academic progress toward degree requirements. Many courses will continue in an online modality. more details
INFORMATION ABOUT CATEGORIES OF STUDENTS PERMITTED TO RETURN DURING PHASE 2
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Regional Higher Education
Our regional campuses began the semester as planned on August 24, and we reduced density by offering face-to-face instruction only for clinical, practica, or lab-based classes. All other courses are offered through remote instruction.
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Heritage College of Ostepathic Medicine
HCOM successfully began classes on the Athens, Dublin, and Cleveland campuses in July using a hybrid approach and the same approach continues in the fall semester.
COVID-19 Conversation with Dr. Kenneth Johnson
Executive Dean and Chief Medical Affairs Officer, Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, Dr. Kenneth Johnson, describes the ways the University is combating the coronavirus epidemic.
Updates
Browse the most recent OHIO News coverage related to the Coronavirus pandemic, as well as student and faculty communications, and official national pandemic resources.
Campus Visits and Tours Go Virtual
Because we are taking extensive measures to keep our communities safe, all scheduled campus visits and tours have shifted to an online environment. We want you to experience OHIO’s incredible campus, so come engage with us virtually.
