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Dear campus community,

I hope you are all staying safe and well. As many of you are likely aware, leaders of Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia, have issued stay-at-home orders in response to the growing number of confirmed coronavirus cases.

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Dear Campus Community,

Congratulations on moving so swiftly and seamlessly into online learning environments! Since we are now in the first official week of online classes I want to commend you for your cooperation and adaptability. Through this pandemic, our campus community has truly embodied the Capitol motto of "find a way or make one."

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Dear Campus Community,

Thank you for your cooperation during the transition from the traditional education and business practices as we move toward the uncharted process of moving our entire learning and working models online. Despite the onslaught of changes and rapid updates to the situation, we believe this process has been incredibly successful thus far.

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Dear campus community,

Spring Reading Days will be extended for undergraduate in-person, on-campus courses until March 20th. Beginning March 23rd, undergraduate in-person, on-campus courses will be delivered via Zoom until at least March 27th. The university will continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation and provide updates if the period for remote learning needs to be extended. Asynchronous classes are continuing as planned and Live Online classes will resume as scheduled on Monday, March 16th.

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Thank you,

Melinda A. Bunnell-Rhyne

Chair, Emergency Response Team

Hello all,

Capitol Technology University's Emergency Response Team (ERT) is vigilantly monitoring the spread of the Coronavirus/Covid-19 in the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) region. After Governor of Maryland, Larry Hogan, announced three confirmed cases of the virus in Maryland on Thursday, March 5, the ERT met and determined that university is at a Level 2 response.

To learn more about the university's Level 2 protocols, including best practices to stay safe and Capitol's actions to protect community members, please click here to read a letter from the ERT to the campus community.

Thank you,

Capitol’s Emergency Response Team

Courses held face-to-face on campus or at other locations will hold exams or assignments during the scheduled class time or exam period. Those assignments or exams will be proctored by the faculty member who is instructing the section. Students who require a “make-up” exam due to extenuating circumstances should expect to be asked to provide documentation to substantiate the extenuating circumstances and must arrange the “make-up” exam with the faculty member as soon as is practicable. Students who receive learning accommodations based on a documented disability which may include extended time for testing and/or assignments or a reduced distraction environment must notify the faculty member of their accommodations prior to the scheduled exam period and may arrange proctoring with the Office of Student Life as needed.

Courses online either asynchronous or synchronous are expected to have at least one assignment or exam which is completed within Learn@ (Canvas). The students will need to sign in to Learn@ with their username and password and complete the assignment while signed in. No face-to-face proctoring is required.

This email is not being monitored. If you have additional questions regarding the proctoring policy or any other academic policy please email academics@captechu.edu."

For information proctoring go to https://capitol.instructure.com/courses/497/pages/what-are-the-requirements-for-choosing-a-proctor-2?module_item_id=5907 .