Return to Learn: Graduate and Professional Student Town Hall
In preparing for the Fall 2020 Quarter, we plan to welcome back students, faculty and staff through an incremental repopulation of campus through a program called Return to Learn. I understand that there are many questions surrounding this program and invite you to join me and Quynh Nguyen, President of the Graduate Student Association, on Thursday, August 6, from 4:30–5:30 p.m., for a Return to Learn town hall designed specifically for graduate and professional students. A panel of campus leaders has been identified to share updates and address questions related to university operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The graduate and professional student town hall will feature a Q&A session moderated by Ebonee Williams, Director of Virtual Experience and Peer Engagement Initiatives for Student Affairs, with the following panelists joining us to answer questions from students:
- Mary Lillis Allen, Director of Graduate Academic Affairs
- April Bjornsen, Assistant Dean of Graduate Student Affairs and Admissions
- Sandra Brown, Ph.D., Vice Chancellor for Research
- Christopher Dayss, Associate Director of Housing, Dining and Hospitality
- Dulce Dorado, Director of the International Students and Programs Office
- Judy Kim, Associate Dean of the Graduate Division
- Christina Lambert, Ph.D., CAPS Program Manager, Graduate and Professional School Students
- Patricia Mahaffey, Ed.D., Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Life
- Quynh Nguyen, President of the Graduate Student Association
- Tamara Schaps, Assistant Dean of Graduate Strategic Initiatives
- Robert Schooley, M.D., Professor in the Department of Medicine
- Angela Scioscia, M.D., Interim Executive Director of Student Health and Wellbeing
- Tiffany Swiderski, Director of Graduate Student Financial Support