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Luzia Ogureck posted on March 13, 2020
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Service-learning Students

Please take note of this information to prepare for any impact the Coronavirus (COVID-19) may have on your service-learning placement. Experiential Education will be in touch with your service-learning instructors and site supervisors to find alternatives to direct service, should direct service projects be cancelled.

Please do the following:

1. If you aren’t already, keep a log or record of where your progress is on your projects. Make it a Google document and share it with your service-learning instructor and service-learning supervisor so they can access it if need be. This will ensure that projects can continue if your supervisor can’t reach you.

2. Ensure that you receive company-wide emails, robocalls, or other communications so you will be informed if your service placement location closes.

3. Please keep Amy Bravo abravo@nyit.edu and your service-learning instructor informed of what is happening at your site with regard to a potential emergency situation.

Lastly, ensure that you are getting New York Tech alerts. All information related to COVID-19 is here: https://www.nyit.edu/medicine/health_updates