Dear Students,
Please note the Allegheny County COVID-19 positivity rate continued to increase, thus placing the area in the “high” CDC community level category. Some areas, such as the Cultural District, are now requiring masks indoors again. Details on the “County View” may be found by clicking here.
Here is additional important information for you to know this week:
New This Week:
The CAA is Open for Tutoring and Academic Coaching
Remember that the CAA is tutoring and coaching online and in person. Make an appointment here. You may also call 412-578-6271 or stop by the CAA office on the fourth floor of the University Commons.
Make the second half of the semester a success!
Disabilities Services Office
Assistance through Carlow’s Disabilities Service Office is also available. Students may request accommodations for the fall semester through these links:
- Students requesting accommodations for the first time: https://carlow-accommodate.symplicity.com/public_accommodation/
- Students renewing accommodations in a semester request: https://carlow-accommodate.symplicity.com/
Please email dso@carlow.edu with questions or concerns.
Mask Reminder
Due to the high level of positive COVID-19 cases, some areas in Allegheny County are requiring masks indoors. As of today, Carlow University policy remains mask-optional on campus, except in The Campus Laboratory School and Early Learning Center where masking is required. As this trend continues to evolve, we are monitoring our strategy.
Juneteenth Homecoming and Youth Festivals
Carlow University is the proud sponsor of Western Pennsylvania’s Juneteenth Homecoming and Youth Festivals! In addition to our logo being included on promotional materials, we will have a booth on-site for the Youth Festival on June 11 and 12 at Mellon Park as well as at the big celebration June 17-19 at Point Park. Carlow is also part of Juneteenth promotion through Pittsburgh Urban Media.
Reminders:
Fall Registration
Students are encouraged to register for Fall 2022 classes at their earliest convenience, as we will soon begin evaluating sections to determine whether consolidation needs to occur. If you have a hold and are unable to register, you may find details in Self-Service. You may also contact the HUB, 412-578-6389, for assistance.
Help Needed? Submit a Care Report
Students occasionally struggle with affordability, academic barriers, and connecting to community resources. If you become concerned about yourself or others, please submit a report and let the Care Team know about any needs, questions or concerns. We are active throughout the summer months and will contact you, or those you refer, to help. You may also contact the Student Affairs office at 412-578-6293 or studentaffairs@carlow.edu.
Rising COVID-19 Rates in Allegheny County
Given recent increased COVID-19 positive cases in Allegheny County, we ask that you continue your commitment to the common good as part of University’s COVID-19 response. For the latest guidance on prevention measures, please see the CDC information by clicking here.
If you have symptoms, please quarantine and/or isolate per CDC updated guidance here. Students who test positive should remain in place and immediately contact Health Services by calling (412) 578-6474.
Summer Graduation Applications
Students completing their degrees or certificates this summer need to submit a grad app in Self Service. Once in Self Service, click the graduation cap on the left menu bar or Graduation Overview on the main page to access the application site. Contact the Registrar’s Office at registrar@carlow.edu if you have any questions.
Carlow Fitness Center Summer Hours
As a reminder, the fitness center in St. Joe’s will be open:
- Monday – Thursday: 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
- Friday – Sunday: Closed
Attend the Virtual NAMI’s Youth and Young Adult Convention
JED Higher Education will host the Virtual NAMI Convention (NAMICon 2022) on June 15-16.
With over 30 workshops, special events, and presenters on topics such as the importance of peer support, mindfulness, mental health tools for young adults, social media’s impact on mental health and so much more. Teens and young adults between 16-29 years old can attend NAMI’s national convention with the registration fee waived by registering here!
Sincerely,
Timothy P. Phillips, PhD
Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students