Issue # 01 | July 23, 2020
Stay Connected:
E-Newsletter & Website Launched
Hi Everyone: Welcome to the first edition of the Safe Return to Campus (RTC) eNewsletter. It's a key building block of the UWindsor Together initiative, and will provide important information to all members of the campus community as we move forward into the Fall semester and beyond.

This semi-monthly eNewsletter will include input and outreach from the RTC's 10 Working Groups and will ensure that our campus community remains well-informed during these challenging times.

We are all working extremely hard to ensure a safe return to campus as we deal with the impact of COVID-19, and our top priority will continue to be the provision of a secure and healthy work and learning environment for our students, faculty, and staff.

In addition to the eNewsletter, you will be also be receiving regular updates through email bulletins, information videos, and a dedicated website, UWindsor Together: A Safe Return to Campus which will be complemented with additional information on the Fall Semester at www.uwindsor.ca/together . Be sure to follow @UWindsor on Twitter , Facebook , LinkedIn , YouTube and Instagram where we will be cross-posting updates and articles.

Stay tuned,
Rob Gordon, President & Vice-Chancellor
Return to Campus Framework:
A phased-in approach
The Return to Campus Framework is a living document to inform the community on the latest updates to a safe, phased re-opening of UWindsor on-campus activities.

Learn more here .
Zone and Flow Analysis is an important project lead by the Space Preparation & Planning and Building Maintenance & Custodial Return to Campus Working Groups. Find out how they are conducted and what areas have already been reviewed here.
Wearing a cloth or disposable face mask in public spaces is an important part of staying safe, significantly reducing the spread of COVID-19. Find out more about Dr. Ken Drouillard's research and how it informed the procurement of reusable masks for the UWindsor campus community here.
Video: 5 FAQs in 5 Minutes or Less
New video series to answer your RTC questions
The "5 FAQs in 5 Minutes (or less)" is a video series addressing your frequently asked questions about Return to Campus and will feature members of our campus community.

Sherri Lynne Menard, Environmental Health and Safety Manager and Pandemic Planning Committee Chair, is our first contributor answering questions related to health and safety. See the video here.
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