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Campus-wide communications from University administration.
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University Announcement
A message to the Penn community about COVID-19 booster shots
Penn will now require all eligible students, faculty, postdocs, and staff to receive a COVID-19 booster shot by January 31.
University Announcement
A message to the Penn community regarding Wendell Pritchett
In May, our esteemed colleague and dear friend Wendell Pritchett announced that he would be taking a leave of absence from his duties as Provost to tend to some significant health challenges. I am very pleased to report that Wendell is healthy again and that he is eager to return to campus in January, which is very good news for all of us who treasure his friendship and value the extraordinary work he has done for Penn.
University Announcement
A message to the Penn community about the omicron coronavirus variant
We are extremely grateful for the extraordinary efforts of every member of our community as we navigated a very unusual, yet exciting and inspiring, fall semester. With our return from Thanksgiving Break and as we head into the final weeks of the semester, we know there are concerns about the new Omicron variant. We want you to know that we are working closely with Penn Medicine and our public health experts to monitor and respond to this situation as it evolves.
University Announcement
A message regarding spring semester and holiday schedules
A message of gratitude, and an update on Penn’s hybrid work program and extended winter break.
University Announcement
Update to Penn community on Penn’s efforts to combat the effects of climate change
Penn has made its Climate and Sustainability Action Plan goals a top priority, while recognizing that the plans must be dynamic and adaptable to keep pace with the rapidly evolving challenges of climate change.
University Announcement
A message regarding potential SEPTA service disruption
We write today to share our contingency plans for a possible SEPTA service disruption, which could begin as early as Monday, November 1. This work stoppage would impact the City Transit Division of SEPTA, which includes bus, trolley, Market-Frankford Line, and Broad Street subway services. Regional Rail, Customized Community Transportation, the Norristown High-Speed Line, and Trolleys 101 and 102 would continue to run.
University Announcement
A message to the campus community on the start of the Fall semester
An update on additional steps Penn is taking to help students, faculty, staff, and postdocs safely navigate the semester.
University Announcement
A message to the Penn community on reporting gender identity and sexual orientation in Workday
We are very pleased to inform you of an important enhancement to Workday. Penn faculty and staff members now have the option to self-identify their sexual orientation and gender identity in their personal profile. Sharing this information is completely voluntary. The aggregate data collected will be used to report on the diversity of the University’s faculty and staff more fully. This information will also assist the University in more effectively planning for benefits administration, policy development, and other administrative purposes.
University Announcement
A message to the Penn community about campus readiness for the fall semester
The University requiring, effective immediately, that all members of the Penn community wear masks while indoors in public or shared spaces.
University Announcement
Statement from Scott Bok on nomination of Penn President Amy Gutmann to be Ambassador to Germany
No one is more deserving of this recognition than Amy Gutmann. She is one of the most highly regarded academic leaders in the world and has led the University of Pennsylvania to new heights of eminence. Amy has been a superb President for Penn and we have total confidence that she will remain fully focused on advancing Penn’s agenda until the conclusion of her time at the University.