Adrian, MI – Siena Heights University had their first day of classes for the Fall 2020 semester on Tuesday.
Offering both in-person face-to-face and remote learning for students, President Sister Peg Albert, OP, PhD told WLEN News that the University also gave faculty the opportunity to teach remotely.
Several safety protocols are in place on the Adrian campus, including COVID-19 screening locations at entrances to buildings, and mask requirements in buildings other than the student’s dorm room. She said that there are no COVID-19 cases on campus as of Wednesday afternoon.
She had a few words for the Siena Heights community following the first day of classes… and started her message by addressing the parents…
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