• All classes will continue to meet. To keep students on track for their educational goals, it is imperative that instruction and attendance continue as normal.
• Instruction will take place via various methods of remote learning. Those resources are available at www.pace.edu/working-remotely.
• Students and faculty should remain in frequent communication to ensure effective distance learning.
• If students choose to leave campus, they should bring with them the supplies they need for their classwork, including laptops, textbooks, notebooks, and course material.
• Some specific programs may continue to meet in person. Deans will notify you of these exceptions on a school- or college-specific basis.

• Residence halls will operate as normal during this period and during spring break.
• Dining services will remain open during the remote learning periods. They will not be open during spring break, per usual practice. You can always use flex dollars at local establishments during the break.
• Students will not be permitted to sign in guests to their residence halls or other facilities in the period through March 29. This includes both daytime and overnight guests.
• Campus libraries will remain open as scheduled.
• Pace shuttles and buses will operate as scheduled.
• All large University events should be canceled, postponed, or moved to a virtual event through March 29. 
• Athletics events will continue, per the Northeast-10 schedule. They will be closed to spectators.
• The fitness center in Pleasantville will be closed to non-Pace members.

• All University operations will continue during this period, especially those that support our students and our faculty and staff. Everyone, including part-time and student employees, is expected to report to work.
• Supervisors should be clear about expectations and responsibilities for all employees, including student employees, and be sure that everyone has all the necessary technology and applications to carry on their duties from home, if necessary. Matt Renna, vice president for Human Relations, can provide any needed guidance. He can be reached at mrenna@pace.edu.
• Whether you are working remotely or on campus, consider replacing in-person meetings with Zoom conferences.
• Research-related activities, including care for animals, will continue.

• As a reminder, we’re also asking that you be mindful of the situation during your travels over spring break. 
• Please avoid travel to a foreign country designated as Risk Level 3 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and avoid U.S. regions that the CDC has cited for high risk levels, like Washington and California. 
• If you do travel to a high-risk region, either internationally or domestically, please notify us via this form. You may be asked to observe the 14-day quarantine recommended by the New York State Department of Health or provide documentation from a healthcare provider that you are authorized to return to school or work.