Coronavirus Cancellation: CMU Moves In-Person Summer Classes Online Due To Uncertainty Of Coronavirus Outbreak
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - CMU is moving its in-person and on-campus summer classes online due to the uncertainty of the coronavirus outbreak.
CMU announced the decision Tuesday, saying that in-person, on-campus courses and formal summer pgoramming can only be offered remotely or in online formats through Aug. 1.
This doesn't apply to on-campus research. The university says it will make that decision later.
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"We will continue to closely monitor the situation so we can decide and communicate any changes to plans and operations after August 1 as soon as we are able," CMU said in a letter.
The University of Pittsburgh has also made a similar decision regarding summer classes.
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