A new section has been added to the USI COVID-19 website to feature stories about USI employees, students, alumni and friends who are making a difference, sharing their talents and offering advice or words of encouragement during this challenging time.
As USI transitions to online-only courses for the remainder of the spring semester, Online Learning has created an Instructional Continuity Plan to assist faculty members.
As of the end of the scheduled workday Tuesday, March 17, only authorized University personnel may enter and exit the USI campus. Beginning at 5 p.m. Sunday, March 22, access to campus will be limited to the roundabout onto University Boulevard.
The move to online or alternative instruction, scheduled to begin Monday, March 23, will now extend through the end of the spring semester. The USI campus will remain open only to authorized personnel beginning at the end of the scheduled workday, Tuesday, March 17 until Monday, April 6.
Dr. Urska Dobersek, Assistant Professor of Psychology, along with an interdisciplinary team, published "Meat and mental health: A systematic review of meat abstention and depression, anxiety, and related phenomena" in the nutrition journal Critical Reviews in Food...
