A Message from President Elaine C. Collins Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, Today we learned that a live-in employee on our Lyndon campus has tested positive for COVID-19. We have begun our own internal contact tracing and are working with the Vermont Department of Health on next steps. Our positive case is in isolation. This […]
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Important information about your break
A Message from President Elaine C. Collins Dear NVU Students, Tomorrow your two-day break begins. I hope this will leave you refreshed and ready to complete the semester. Over the break, I ask you to follow the Vermont state travel guidelines, which are required by the state and NVU. Please do not travel to yellow or red counties. With […]
Continue ReadingNVU Community – The Spring 2021 Academic Calendar update
January 12, 2021 Message from Dr. Nolan Atkins, Provost: NVU Community: As we approach the spring semester, please note that the new start date will be February 1. Commencements will remain as scheduled for each campus: Saturday, May 15, 2021 (Johnson), and Sunday, May 16, 2021 (Lyndon). The break structure for spring 2021is still under consideration. […]
Continue ReadingImportant COVID-19 Notice to the NVU Community
A Message from President Elaine C. Collins NVU Community, I write this morning to let you know that late yesterday afternoon, we received our first positive COVID-19 test result. The case involves a remote commuting student from the Lyndon campus who is in isolation and receiving off-site services. We are working with the Vermont Department […]
Continue ReadingOctober Break Days Announced
A Message from President Elaine C. Collins Last Thursday night, the executive team met with the NVU student leadership from both campuses to assess how the fall semester experience is going within the restrictions in place due to COVID-19. Based on this discussion, along with feedback from many students, faculty, and staff, the executive team […]
Continue ReadingNVU Visual Art Faculty Interviewed on Puppet Pages
Justin Lander, a part-time faculty member in the Visual Art program at NVU’s Lyndon campus teaching puppetry this semester, is also one-half of Hardwick-based Modern Times Theater.
Continue ReadingWeekend Travel Warning
NVU Community: As we enter the holiday weekend, please consider any travel plans that you may have and remember that Monday is an instructional day with classes in session as updated on our academic schedule for the fall semester. Living on campus, or locally off campus, you are considered a Vermonter and are required to […]
Continue ReadingImportant COVID-19 Information and Updates
A Message from President Elaine C. Collins Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, It is hard to believe that we have completed our first two weeks of the academic year and that September is here! I hope you are pleased to have the semester underway. I would like to update you about a number of […]
Continue ReadingNVU Covid-19 Surveillance Testing
Northern Vermont University is beginning a COVID-19 surveillance testing program on September 7, 2020. The purpose of this testing program is to allow the university to monitor and address any trends and prevalence of cases and make timely decisions on intervention and response. Every other week, a random sample of campus-based students and employees will […]
Continue ReadingImportant Updates Regarding the Spring Semester
Important Updates Regarding the Spring Semester Required Quarantine and Testing Arrival Quarantine: A notable change to the arrival quarantine policy for spring is the inclusion of all Vermont students in the requirement to quarantine ahead of arrival if moving back to the area to live on or off campus. Please review and follow state of Vermont quarantine […]
Continue ReadingLast chance for Covid-19 test before 8/18 in-person classes start – REQUIRED
NVU Students: If you need to be on campus for classes, work, athletics, tutoring, meals, campus mail, or any other reason, then you must get tested. You may not engage with the physical campuses in any way without first receiving a negative test result. There is no added cost beyond your tuition. Just bring yourself […]
Continue ReadingFall 2020 Library Operations
August 11, 2020 NVU Community, Beginning on Tuesday, August 18, Samuel Read Hall Library on the Lyndon campus and Willey Library on the Johnson campus will begin operating according to the plan described below. The chief goal of the plan is to provide library services to the best of our abilities while reducing opportunities for […]
Continue ReadingCampus Arrival Instructions and Reminders
August 10, 2020 NVU students and families, We are looking forward to your arrival on campus. Please read the entire message below for important reminders and instructions: Arrival Preparation Residential students have be pre-assigned an arrival time, if you do not know your time, please check your email or call our office at 802.626.6418 (Lyndon […]
Continue ReadingNorthern Vermont University Health Pledge
August 4, 2020 A Message from President Elaine C. Collins: Dear NVU Students, Faculty, and Staff, Our return to campus for the fall semester is just a couple weeks away. We cannot wait to see NVU students back on our campuses. We are committed to making our return as safe as possible for everyone in […]
Continue ReadingSafe Return to NVU: Spring Classes Update
NOTE: The information below is archived from our spring 2021 return to NVU COVID-19 plan. For updated summer information, click here. A message from Provost Nolan Atkins Greetings NVU students, As you may be aware, faculty will be offering classes using a variety of instructional methods this spring. Here are some of the instructional codes we are using […]
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