I want to highlight that everything that we're talking about can be found - our plan can be found - on, so you can get a detailed view of what we're planning. I'll go briefly over how we've actually created a very thoughtful plan and a plan approval process. We'll be covering a great deal of material that I think you're going to find particularly helpful and will answer many of your questions. Today, we're going to cover each of the major reopening groups: our academic Return to Learn group, our Safety and Incident Management group, our Physical Operations group, our Student Life group, and our health groups. We'll talk first about what's changed since the last safety town hall in June. So today - if I could have the next slide, Jim - we're going to be covering a wide range of topics. Now, you all have come here because you want to know how we're going to reopen, and you want to know how we're going to do it safely. And so we have placed an emphasis on those classes and in providing our freshmen a chance to have a great experience inculcating them into college and university life.
These experiential classes are critical for students to make progress, graduating, towards their degree. Many of your students are signed up for classes that really require an in-class face-to-face experience, and I know that that's one of the bigger concerns that everyone has is how is that going to go. One of the things that we're trying to do this year is reopen and reopen in a way that allows people to make academic progress. While I can't promise that we'll be reopening the same way we open every year, certainly, I can tell you that our first concern is to allow students who come onto our campus to have a great experience and a safe experience. It's been an odd spring, and we're all ready for a little bit more normal. Welcome, and I'm really glad you're here. President Neal Smatresk: Well, hello everybody. Now I'd like to welcome the president and ask him to begin our town hall. Cynthia Hermann, Executive Director of the Student Health and Wellness Center, and Dave Reynolds, Associate Vice President for Facilities. Our presenters are UNT President Neal Smatresk, Provost Jennifer Cowley, Vice President of Student Affairs Elizabeth With, Dr. Finally, we’d also like to welcome Kaylee Floyd, who is our American Sign Language interpreter joining us today. Also, a reminder, the captioned video and the PowerPoint slides will be posted later this week on the president's website. You can type your comments and we'll be sure to include them. We'll be monitoring the account Or, if you're watching us live on YouTube, we're monitoring that account as well. The questions have been submitted in advance, but you can also send in your questions live, for students who are logged into Zoom, through the Q and A section of the portal. Following the presentation and the slides we'll have a Q and A time. Tonight we have several administrators who will be sharing information regarding further reopening of the university as well as a lot of work that's been done during the summer. I'm Jim Berscheidt, Vice President of University Brand Strategy and Communications, and I'll be serving as the moderator this evening.
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Jim Berscheidt, Vice President for University Brand Strategy and Communications: Good evening everyone, and welcome to the President's Reopening Update Town Hall for, particularly, students, and for parents.
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