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Welcome back! I hope you had a restful winter break and are looking forward to the spring semester as much as I am.

As we conclude this year and look ahead to 2021, I reflect on the challenges we have endured, as well as the uplifting moments experienced within our campus community.

Throughout 2020, UNC has worked together to be responsive and flexible in the face of uncertainty, and we remain committed to keeping our community connected, safe, and supported with every decision we make.

In late October, I notified the university community that, because of the rise in COVID-19 cases in Weld County we were preparing for a probable change in our Safer at Home status based on the state’s COVID-19 dial.

It is probable that Weld County’s Safer at Home status will be changed to Orange (Level 3) in the very near future.

Labor Day weekend traditionally marks a time to celebrate, relax, and enjoy the company of family and friends, as well as exploring and taking in the beauty of Northern Colorado.

In the early hours of Saturday, August 22, Greeley Police responded to the report of an assault against one of our students that occurred off campus.

Each season in the academic calendar is marked with distinct traditions—the habits and events that define the unique character and culture of a campus.

Because of the commitment shown by the Financial Task Force, the progress made over the summer has been very thoughtful and productive.

Last month, I updated you on the work being done to address the financial impacts facing UNC as a result of COVID-19.