ORLANDO, Fla — The University of Central Florida announced Monday their plans for a full return to face-to-face learning starting next fall.
The university said that new behaviors such as mask usage and social distancing to minimize the spread of COVID-19, plus the increase in vaccinations gives them hope that a return to almost normal was around the corner.
UCF will start by increasing face-to-face learning with the Summer B term.
They will prepare for a full return in the fall by lifting capacity restrictions and holding classes on campus.
They will still provide online learning options and offer work-from-home options for staff.
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UCF expects to release more details in the coming weeks, along with implementing plans for a mass vaccination site location.
Read more about UCF plans here.
An update on our return to more normal operations come this fall 👇https://t.co/Up3fddBhGr
— UCF 😷 (@UCF) March 1, 2021
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