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Fullerton College
President's Weekly
COVID-19 Edition
March 30, 2020
COVID-19 Update
Many Support Services Transition Online
Starting March 30, many services will begin again at Fullerton College in remote formats, including Zoom video conferences, eAdvising, eCounseling, and phone calls.

Mindfulness Community Transitions Online
For more than six years, the Fullerton College Mindful Growth Initiative has provided many opportunities for students, staff and faculty to cultivate mindful awareness and learn practices that provide many physical and mental benefits, including improved sleep, focus, resilience, self-compassion, and overall well-being. Mindfulness is more important than ever before, prompting the mindfulness community to transition online and offer their supportive spaces virtually. More than 160 students have participated since the campus closure, and all are welcome to join at any time.

COVID-19 Case Confirmed
On March 25, a student received confirmation from the Orange County Health Care Agency that they tested positive for Coronavirus (COVID-19). This is the first purportedly confirmed case related to Fullerton College. The student was not on campus during the time of exposure and is recovering.

Students
Student Life and Leadership Office Hours
Connect with our Student Life and Leadership team online! Students are invited to send an email to studentlife@fullcoll.edu for links and details to attend a Zoom meeting during virtual office hours.

Faculty and Staff
NOCCCD Employee Update on COVID-19 and Operations
North Orange County Community College District Chancellor Cheryl Marshall sent a memo to all district employees on March 25, with many details regarding the operations of Fullerton College, Cypress College, NOCE and the district offices.

Speakout Ed Talks Webinar Series Available
Organizations that normally charge a bigger fee for webinar participation are now offering sessions for free, or in this case a small suggested donation. Speakout Ed Talks is hosting "Coronavirus and the Politics of Pandemic: What Does Race Have to Do With It?" presented by Tim Wise on Tuesday, March 31 at 1 p.m.