COVID-19 Updates

The following information outlines changes to fall semester courses for our specific Continuing Education programs.

• Registration is Open!
• Classes will be offered in a variety of formats including in-person, hybrid, online, and remote.
• Please visit this link for our course change and drop policy.

For more information specific to the University of Utah's response, what parts of campus remain open, and Testing Center accommodations due to the Corona Virus, visit the university's informational page.

Building Hours and off-site location hours - Until Further Notice

Program Specific Information:

English Language Institute

The University of Utah has shifted to all-online instruction. Additional information, including instructions on how to access your courses, will be provided to you via email. Students should communicate with their instructors directly through Canvas with any questions relating to classes. The ELI office can be reached for any other reason via email eli@utah.edu.

Lifelong Learning

Lifelong Learning is hosting classes online via Zoom and in person. Students enrolled in classes will receive an email with additional information specific to their class and how to proceed. You can see the current list of classes at continue.utah.edu/lifelong/calendar

Osher Lifelong Learning

Osher members will receive an email with additional information specific to each individual's enrollment. The email will include instructions on how to proceed with each course. For those taking online courses via Zoom you can find the Osher Member guide for Learning with Zoom at THIS LINK.

Professional Education

In light of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, Professional Education will continue to offer all classes and programs online. We will be using the platform Canvas to hold these classes. You will get access to the class Canvas page 2 business days before the class date. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us via email at ProEd@continue.utah.edu

Go Learn

Go Learn trips through May are being canceled at this time and notifications have already or will be going out to participants with more information. All other trips are currently expected to continue as planned.

Test Preparation

Test Preparation students will receive an email with additional information specific to each individual's enrollment. The email will include instructions on how to proceed with each course. We will be converting some courses to an online where it makes sense. If the course is not conducive to this format we will provide more information about your options moving forward.

Youth Education

Registration postponed until March 15 at 9 am. While we will be offering online camps and classes, we are hoping that we will also be able to offer in-person programs during summer 2021. We are currently awaiting further guidance from the University of Utah's leadership on the policy regarding in-person operations. Youth Education is prepared to offer a fully online experience should that be the directive. On our website, you will find listings of all our offerings we hope to provide for both online and in-person. We hope to have more information regarding our ability to operate in-person by early March. We will continue to post all updates on our website.

Youth Education and the University of Utah's top priority is the health and safety of our participants, staff, and community at large when it comes to consideration of in-person operations as a campus. Given this ever-changing situation, please understand our program offerings (i.e., format, dates, times, prices) and our registration date is subject to change. We encourage you to sign up for our mailing list and revisit our website frequently for the most up to date information. Thank you for your patience, understanding, and support!

Academic Credit (including FLEXU 1-week, Math 980/1010, and Sandy classes)

• FLEXU one-week intensive classes will be held via IVC/Canvas for spring semester. These classes will take place the week prior to the start of spring semester classes, Mon-Fri, Jan 11-15. Spring break is cancelled, so there will be no intensive classes offered during this time period.
• Math 980 - we plan to offer three classes for spring semester in the following formats: online, Canvas (remote), and hybrid with lectures online and class time used for in-person or Canvas discussions.
• MATH 1010 - classes held on main campus will be offered remotely in Canvas. There will be one in-person offering of MATH 1010 held at the Sandy Center, and one online section
• Some Sandy Center classes have an in-person component; however, some will take place entirely in Canvas. For the most up to date class information, visitUniversity of Utah Spring schedule.
• All spring semester classes will be offered either ONLINE, IVC, IVC-HYBRID, HYBRID, or IN PERSON, click the button below to learn more about each type of class

Academic Noncredit (noncredit class that meets with a University credit course)

Spring semester Academic Noncredit classes will be a mixture of in-person, hybrid, online, and remote. Click the button below to learn more about each.

For the most up to date class information, visit the Academic Noncredit webpage or the University of Utah Spring Class Schedule and check it frequently as spring semester classes are still being updated.

To access your course in Canvas, the U’s learning management system, follow these steps:

1. Go online to canvas.utah.edu.
2. Enter your uNID and password and click on the "LOGIN" button. Note: your uNID is printed on your class confirmation email or call 801-581-6461 for assistance. If you need further help, contact the Campus Help Desk at 801-581-4000, option 1, or email helpdesk@utah.edu
3. If you need help with your uNID, you can retrieve it here.
4. Click on “Courses” on the left-hand side of the page, this will bring up a list of your courses and the associated coursework.
5. You may also download the Canvas app to your smartphone.

For more detailed information on Canvas and other digital resources, visit the U’s New Student Guide to Digital Resources.

What is the difference between Online, IVC, Hybrid or In Person classes?

**Sandy Center

All courses for Spring 2021 in the Sandy Center will be held as hybrid classes (part in-person/part online). To view the Spring Schedule of classes click here.

Here are some helpful links for students and instructors to help navigate the recent changes due the COVID-19 pandemic:

• Campus-wide information about COVID-19 and its impact on the U
• Resources available to students
• Registrar’s Office COVID-19 Information & FAQ’s
• Teaching and Learning Technology (TLT) – for student help in accessing online course materials and instructor assistance with moving classes online. Click on “Get Support” button or call 801-581-6112.

Please email sandycenter@utah.edu if you have any questions.

St. George Graduate Center

All courses for Fall 2020 Semester will offer a variety in-person, online, or hybrid classes at some point during the fall. To view current Graduate Center Hours click here.