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This is a time of incredible uncertainty both on campus and in every facet of our lives. I would like to thank each of you for the hard work you are doing as we adapt to a situation like none we have experienced before.

The University of Northern Colorado has been actively monitoring the rapidly evolving Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and providing regular updates to the UNC community as the situation changes.

Recently one of our residence halls was subject to a hateful and ignorant act of vandalism. A swastika was found carved into the plastic molding in one of the stalls in a common bathroom.

In the last few days, I have heard numerous concerns regarding upcoming reorganizations and feel it is important to share what I know right now.

As I review our recent accomplishments and write this end-of-semester message, I have been reflecting on my first month here last fall.

As finals wrap up and a restful winter break is on the horizon, I find myself reflecting on how grateful I am for our Bears.

The Black Student Union organized a peaceful assembly to denounce racism and white supremacy, both of which have no place on our campus.

As we get closer to the end of the fall semester, I am excited to update the campus community on the work to set a new vision for UNC.

In front of the Making Higher Education Attainable Interim Study Committee, Vice President of Student Affairs Katrina Rodriguez and I co-presented at the Capitol last Tuesday.

One of the earliest themes to emerge when I arrived as UNC’s new president was a genuine desire for direction.