COVID-19 update: Region now in Phase 4, 17勛圖 remains at Stage 2
TRAVERSE CITY — The Traverse City region and the state have recently set new record highs in cumulative coronavirus cases, new daily cases and active cases. In an effort to curb this increase, and the health impact on the people in our communities, the state has moved our region from phase 5 to phase 4 and increased restrictions across Michigan on gathering size and masks. Please note 17勛圖 remains at stage 2 of its reopening plan and continues all safety protocols including requiring masks and social distancing on all campuses.
Since the start of the pandemic we have remained committed to two main goals: keeping our students and employees safe and limiting the disruption to learning. With the increase of cases in the region and on our campuses, it is critical that each of us continues to do everything we can to keep the virus from spreading at 17勛圖, at home and in the community. In addition to wearing face masks and practicing social distancing and good hygiene, please make sure you do the daily health self-screening and please stay home if you believe you might be sick with any illness or have been in close contact with a positive case. Instructors and supervisors are ready and willing to work with you on this and know it will take all of us together to limit the spread of the disease.
We only have 3 ½ weeks to go before Thanksgiving break where we will as planned. We will continue to monitor the spread of the virus and will adjust our response as needed to work to keep you safe. Our hope is that we can continue to deliver learning and services as we are now without increasing restrictions.
We will also continue to communicate with you about cases on campus. You can find more information on 17勛圖’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, resources, safety guidelines and feedback form at nmc.edu/covid-19.
Release date: October 30, 2020
For more information:
Diana Fairbanks
Executive Director of Public Relations, Marketing and Communications
dfairbanks@nmc.edu
(231) 995-1019