Thank you for your ongoing patience and flexibility while the university continues to evolve its operations and policies to align with public health guidance during COVID-19 (coronavirus). This email includes several updates as well as important resources you may want to save for future reference.
Darrell Bazzell updates FAS staff on our role within the university's new online model.
As you saw in President Fenves’ message to campus, the university's most immediate efforts are focused on three areas.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world in ways we could not imagine, and on March 13, 2020, the virus forced the closure of The University of Texas at Austin campus. The historic and unexpected campus closure and transition to our current modified open status became a catalyst for change.
To maintain the integrity of your Zoom meeting or webinar, you may take advantage of several features offered in Zoom at UT to better prevent unwanted disruptions during Zoom calls.
Darrell Bazzell updates the university on the many efforts underway to address reimbursements for university services no longer being provided as a result of COVID-19.
The spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) has changed lives across campus, including those of our youngest Longhorns. In response, the UT Child Development Center (UTCDC) came up with an innovative way to keep children connected to their friends and teachers by offering a nightly bedtime story via Facebook Live on the center’s private Facebook page. This is one of the many steps the program is taking to stay connected with children and their families while the UTCDC is temporarily closed.
You have access to a wealth of resources to help you build projects and campaigns! Download the University brand book and toolkit to peruse templates (stationery, presentations, print and web files), images, icons – and guidelines on how to use them. Feel free to contact FAS Communications with any questions you might have about the brand guides or how you can apply them to your unit's communications.
