The School of Business, School of Education and Human Services, School of Arts and Sciences and School of Nursing and Health Sciences will each have a meeting.

Health and safety are of primary importance. Once the fall program is firmly established, based on the guidance from NYS and CDC, a student should contact their advisor or individual professor to discuss any accommodations that they may require.

Our academic year is expected to run as planned. If a student opts not to attend in the fall they can contact Molloy University in order to file for a leave of absence

We are exploring the possibility of courses with both a remote and face-to-face experience.

We are exploring options for remote as well as face to face instruction.

The options for online instruction will be varied, dependent on the program of study.

Full-time professors are required to hold weekly office hours. Office hours are posted on every syllabus and adjunct professors generally schedule meetings by appointment. In the event that a professor is unable to meet on campus they can have a remote meeting via videoconference.

At this time, we expect previously announced class schedules will remain the same. If, for some reason a student’s schedule of courses must be altered, those students will be notified.

It is our goal to offer as many face-to-face courses as possible, however, at this point we are unable to predict how that will impact the individual student schedules.

There will be a meeting of CAP21 students to discuss their program.

Work faculty regarding their specific internships.