COVID-19 Updates
Protecting the Pack: How to Return to Work Safely
Over the weeks ahead, we expect to bring more employees back to campus, as appropriate, in a phased manner. To help our campus community plan for and execute a safe return to on-site work, the university created the NC State return-to-work guide.
Essentially CALS: Wayne Holder
Although many of us are working from home, a few necessary people must physically stay on campus to keep the CALS Community up and running. Check out our series Essentially CALS to learn more about our incredible community.
COVID -19 Preparing the Workplace for Return in Phase 1 Checklist
Before individuals return to campus, it is essential to prepare our work spaces. This includes cleaning and sanitation practices, as well as implementing measures to encourage natural social and physical distancing and posting signage about new and updated office safety protocols.
Personal Protective Equipment for Research
Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) will provide personal protective equipment to all researchers. Off-campus research stations and field labs equipment will be transported by faculty, staff or students who are traveling to the sites from Raleigh.
A Conversation with Chancellor Woodson – NC State Extension
NC State University Chancellor Randy Woodson held a Zoom meeting with NC State's county Extension personnel to share university updates, answer timely questions and express gratitude for the tireless, impactful efforts of Extension employees across our state.
Dean’s Update and Rescheduled Town Hall
Next CALS Town Hall to be held on Friday, May 15. Dean Linton also shares updates for Academic Programs, Research, Extension, HR and CBO updates.
Essentially CALS: Diane Mays
Conservatory Curator Diane Mays is extremely talented and knowledgeable about plant care and plant propagation. We caught up with her to learn a little bit about maintaining the conservatory during this unusual time.
COVID-19 Campus Operations Catch Up
Emergency Management and Mission Continuity is providing a weekly brief of operational information, in efforts to share updates to units across campus. These briefs may be shared within units and will be updated weekly, for distribution on Mondays.
Call for Off-Campus Research Exemption Requests
The CALS Research and Extension offices are calling for faculty and Extension agents to submit exemption requests for critical off-campus research and demonstration projects planned for June 1 – August 15, 2020.
Essentially CALS: Anthony Buckner
Although many of us are working from home, a few necessary people must physically stay on campus to keep the CALS Community up and running. Check out our new series Essentially CALS to learn more about our incredible community.