UPDATED 4/14: Operational Status of Michigan Public Universities in Response to COVID-19
Updated: April 14, 2021, 11:30 AM
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University Campus Operations Sites |
COVID Dashboard Site |
Winter Semester 2021 Academic Operations |
Summer Semester 2021 Announcements |
Fall Semester 2021 Announcements |
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Classes will run 1/11-5/7. Mix of hybrid, in-person, and online. Spring break cancelled, replaced with 5 wellness days spread through the semester. No study abroad. |
To be announced |
Over half of classes will be entirely in-person, and another 26% will have an in-person component as a hybrid/hyflex course. |
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Spring break cancelled; classes will run 1/13-4/20. 90% of classes are online. |
Summer A nearly all online, Summer B will have some in-person but still mostly online. |
Main fall semester plan assumes 65-75% of courses will have an in-person component, with online and hybrid as the balance. Other scenarios include 50% or 20-25% in-person. |
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Spring break cancelled and semester ends one week early; classes will run 1/11-4/30. Class delivery is 37% in-person, 40% online, 11% independent study. Current campus status: Phase 3 |
42% of courses scheduled for in-person |
“Return to normal” will see 84% of courses scheduled for in-person. |
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Spring break cancelled; classes will run 1/19-5/1. Current alert level: Level 3 High Alert |
To be announced |
Planning for full campus operations. |
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Mostly in-person. Spring break cancelled; classes will run 1/19-5/3. Current status: Laker Level 4 |
In-person |
In-person |
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Most classes online. Spring break cancelled, and semester ends one week early on 4/23. About 2,500 additional housing spaces added. |
Most classes online, with in-person labs and other programs. Small day camps may occur. |
“More typical fall semester” will have 75% of undergrad classes in-person. Some hybrid and online, especially large lecture classes. |
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Mixed-modality instruction. Spring break runs 3/15-3/18. Campus health and safety level: Level 3 |
To be announced |
To be announced |
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Spring break cancelled; classes will run 1/19-5/1. Class modality will be similar to Fall 2020. |
Most classes online, with in-person labs and other programs. |
Planning for pre-pandemic levels of in-person classes. |
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Mix of in-person, online, and hybrid. |
To be announced |
Expectation of pre-pandemic operations, with majority of classes in person. Residence halls/apartments near 8-% capacity. |
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Mix of in-person, online, and hybrid. Regular academic calendar remains in effect, including spring break. |
To be announced |
To be announced |
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Classes will be mostly online, with in-person limited; students are not to return to campus unless approved. Spring break cancelled, mid-semester days off added; classes will run 1/19-4/29 |
To be announced |
Mostly in-person, with residence halls near 80% capacity. Large lecture classes will mostly remain online. |
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Hybrid online with <12% of classes in-person. Spring break cancelled; mini-break on 2/2-26; classes will run 1/13-4/28. |
Mostly remote. |
Preparing for a “near full return to campus.” Decision to be made by early May. |
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Hybrid online with <25% of classes in-person. Spring break cancelled; classes will run 1/19-4/28 |
Fewer than 25% of classes in-person. |
Expectation of pre-pandemic operations, with majority of classes in person. Some classes hybrid and online. |
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All instruction is shifted online through the end of the semester except for clinical rotations in health professions. Non-vaccinated individuals must reduce on-site research activity. |
To be announced |
Planning for majority of classes to be in-person. |
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Mix of in-person and online. Response and recovery plan: Phase 3 |
To be announced |
Return to “near-normal operations;” 75% of classes in-person, including 6% offered in a hybrid format. Return to campus business operations on July 6. |
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