“Our priority remains the health and safety of the Emory & Henry community,” said Ryan Bowyer, associate provost, dean of students and chair of the COVID-19 task force. “The task force has been monitoring the situation and is optimistic that we can return to a sense of normalcy soon.”
A 10-week summer semester offering two, five week terms remotely and in-person started May 17 and all staff returned to campus at that time.
Emory & Henry Athletics will learn more from the NCAA in mid-summer regarding its move from Division III to Division II and in the meantime is filling game rosters and scheduling play for 2021-2022.
Each year students showcase their projects to the campus, community, alumni, parents and community partners on Ampersand Day in the spring.