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Dear Students!
Certain courses at the College have requirements under accreditation/certification/licensure standards that cannot be completed via remote/online delivery, requirements that were not completed before the College moved to a remote model in late March due to the COVID-19 situation.
Therefore, MATC in conjunction with the Riley County Health Department (RCHD), is preparing to reopen to accommodate only those courses, with lab and clinical instruction starting on Tuesday, May 5th. The college will remain closed to the general public as services will continue to be offered remotely until further notice. We ask that you please read the following information in its entirety as compliance with these procedures is crucial in keeping everyone safe.
Programs approved by the Vice President of Student Success (VPSS) to return on May 5th to meet lab/clinical requirements:
Before students and faculty return to campus the College will implement a variety of safety precautions, based on Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the RCHD guidelines and directives. These measures are indicated in the sections below.
Starting May 1st, a screening questionnaire will be made available that is required for students and faculty to complete. Staff will review the responses from students and will do follow-up phone calls to obtain clarification, if necessary. Faculty will receive a confirmation email from the staff member on Monday, May 4th as to which students can safely be on campus for the week of May 5th – 7th. Students will access the questionnaire in Canvas and will need to complete it prior to coming on campus on May 5th.
Great care will need to be taken before, during, and after groups are in educational spaces. Please strictly adhere to the following protocols:
Students and faculty should be familiar with most recent cleaning and social distancing guidelines from the CDC:
In addition, the main campus building will remain locked and the Commons area is closed. Students will need to bring a beverage with them as they will not be permitted access to the vending machines or allowed to leave campus to obtain such beverage and return on the same day.
Continue to monitor your MATC email and CANVAS as instructors will be in contact with any additional information.
For the latest updates on what MATC is doing to serve our students and community – as well as a variety of helpful information and resources – visit the College’s COVID-19 page.
For questions or concerns direct your inquiries to safety@manhattantech.edu.
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