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MLK Week 2021 is Here!

Visit the MLK Week page for events and activities!

Record-Setting #Giving2UCday Raises More than $500,000

New Digital Studies Minor Added to Curriculum

Ava Compagnoni ’23 Makes Sure Thanksgiving Tables Are Full

Every year as Thanksgiving nears, Ava Compagnoni ’23 and her family help run a food drive to provide families in South Jersey with holiday meals. Things looked a bit different in 2020.

Erin Hovey ‘96 and Mike Twarogowski Recognized with Staff Awards

Digital Content Manager Erin Hovey ’96 and Supervisor of Support Services Mike Twarogowski are the 2020 recipients of the Laughlin Distinguished Administrator Award and the Flora A. Tortorelli Staff Service Award, respectively.

What’s happening

MLK Week - Lightning Talks

Friday, January 22 - 5-7 minute faculty, staff and student talks highlighting inclusive teaching, working, experience, and research. They are accessible to a broad audience, and we encourage everyone to spend a few minutes listening and learning. Link to view the talks will be shared on Thursday via the MLK Week web page at 3 p.m.

MLK Building the Beloved Community Interfaith Service

Sunday, January 24 - To close MLK Week 2021 there will be an Interfaith Service shared virtually. All are welcome. 3 p.m.
Link will be posted in advance.

The community conference included discussions about how we how we talk about diversity and class.

2020-21 Community Conference “Breaking Invisible Barriers: Identity & Empowerment.”

January 25 - This conference will provide an opportunity to learn from students, faculty and staff on how to combat the invisible barriers that affect us all.
Register to receive your ticket to this virtual event!

New-U: Parenting During COVID Support Group for Ursinus Faculty and Staff

Began Friday, January 8 - Looking to connect with other Ursinus parents going through the pandemic? Still trying to navigate the switch between in-person and virtual learning? Join the parent group to share tips and tricks for what has worked for you. Topics may include motivations/incentives that help kids learn & participate, ways to boost physical activity & limit screen time, taking care of your and your child’s mental health, and other topics for which you need support.Register to join

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Task Force News

January 22, Update - We are waiting for test results and plan to update the dashboard this weekend. We continue to make progress on the transition to a hybrid antigen / PCR model for Feb. 1. We are training additional case managers to support our campus effort. Though we have no update on our Closed POD application, we continue to learn more about procedures should we get approval. In the meantime, all employees are encouraged to learn more about the MontCo vaccine registry. We spoke about indoor capacity and room reservation requests; we intend to remain conservative and cautious in the short-term. We briefly discussed guidelines for vendors supporting future events, such as May Commencement; we’ll continue to evaluate as the semester progresses. We are working with the coordinators to make final preparations for on-campus isolation and quarantine lodging. Next meeting is Monday.

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Human Resources New Opportunities

Admission Counselor, Urban Recruitment

Campus Safety Officer

Assistant Director of Admission, Transfer & First Year Recruitment

The College’s most important assets are its faculty and staff. From time to time, a variety of job opportunities are available, both part-time and full-time. See all current opportunities.
A Statement on the Events in Washington, D.C.

January 6, 2021

Dear Campus Community,

I write to you this afternoon with an incredulous sense of horror, sadness, and shame over the riotous acts taking place right now on Capitol Hill. These lawless actions tear at the fabric of our country and our democracy and cannot—must not—be tolerated. As president of Ursinus College, I do not condone any action that threatens our democracy and mutual respect of one another—the very essence that makes our country great. We have work to do. As we seek a better society, we must be united and not divided. We must work together and not against each other. These are values that our college—and our country—are built upon and need to thrive.

Sincerely,

President Brock Blomberg

MAJOR INITIATIVES

Confronting Injustice

Video: President Brock Blomberg and Vice President of College and Community Engagement Heather Lobban-Viravong discuss Ursinus’s renewed efforts to act on our continued commitment to inclusion and equity and the specific steps we’re taking on campus this fall. Together we will make a difference.

As part of our commitment to inclusion at Ursinus, we have created a page with resources for our entire campus community.

Recording of the Open Forum on Racial Injustices (June 10, 2020) Hosted by President Brock Blomberg and President of UCGC Jalen Everette’22

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Planet Fitness Discount

Ursinus Faculty, Staff and Students can now receive special discounts from Planet Fitness.

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