Recovery Planning Town Halls

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COVID-19 Recovery – FALL 2020 Return to Campus Virtual Town Hall

Colorado State University will host two COVID-19 Recovery Town Hall sessions to provide updates and answer questions about the Fall 2020 semester and the procedures regarding the return to campus.

The sessions will be for the campus community, hosted online via Zoom.

General COVID Town Hall, July 22 – Watch recording

General COVID Town Hall, July 23 – Watch recording

Panelists for each session and include:

  • Joyce McConnell, President
  • Marc Barker (moderator), Director of Adult Learner and Veteran Services Center and Co-Chair of the CSU Pandemic Preparedness Team
  • Lori Lynn, Executive Director of CSU Health Network and Co-Chair of the CSU Pandemic Preparedness Team
  • Lynn Johnson, Vice President for University Operations and Chief Financial Officer
  • Alan Rudolph, Vice President for Research
  • Rick Miranda, Provost and Executive Vice President
  • Jeannine Riess, Public Health Administrator

PREVIOUS TOWN HALL SESSIONS

Engagement and Extension Town Hall

Updates about our pandemic planning process, budget priorities, and procedures as we look towards the Fall 2020 semester.

The panel includes: Joyce McConnell, President; Blake Naughton, Vice President for Engagement and Extension; Ashley Stokes, Associate Vice President for Engagement and Extension; Lori Lynn, Executive Director of CSU Health Network and Co-Chair of the CSU Pandemic Preparedness Team; and Lynn Johnson, Vice President for University Operations. Marc Barker, Director of Adult Learner and Veteran Services Center and Co-Chair of the CSU Pandemic Preparedness Team, serves as the moderator.

Budget Town Hall

President McConnell, Provost and Executive Vice President Rick Miranda, and Vice President for University Operations Lynn Johnson hosted a virtual town hall focused on our 2020-2021 budget priorities, constraints, decisions, and impacts on each of you. Marc Barker, Director of Adult Learner and Veteran Services Center and Co-Chair of the CSU Pandemic Preparedness Team, moderated these events.

Updates on the status of the recovery planning process will follow those sessions.