As of the latest update posted at 4:30pm yesterday, March 25, there are 14 confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) in Nueces County. It saddens me to inform you that a member of our Islander family has tested positive for COVID-19. This employee has not been on campus since March 12.
Our newest challenge is our response to the Nueces County Order to Stay at Home. The following is important information about the impact of the Stay at Home Order on the Island University.
For information related to research, the Division of Research and Innovation has published Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for guidance as we monitor the COVID-19 situation.
This is an unprecedented situation, and we are working diligently to address your questions. We will share information with you as it becomes available.
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi will transition the face-to-face component of lecture classes to fully online learning for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester.
**Please note: Some details are still being finalized. This FAQ will be updated regularly as information becomes available. Please check back frequently for more information.
As you may be aware, the new United States government travel restrictions are routing travelers from Europe and other Level 3 countries through a specific set of 13 arrival airports in the United States.
As a reminder, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi has extended Spring Break through Friday, March 20, though online classes will continue as scheduled.
Spring Break extended through Friday, March 20 for students only. Online classes will resume as scheduled on Monday, March 16. All other classes will resume Monday, March 23.
The City of Corpus Christi and Nueces County confirmed this afternoon that there are no cases of coronavirus in the area. At this time, we plan to resume classes on Monday, March 16.
The City of Corpus Christi and Nueces County confirmed this afternoon that there are no cases of coronavirus in the area. At this time, we plan to resume classes on Monday, March 16.
As we continue to monitor the global Coronavirus outbreak, it is important to remember that Texas is classified as low risk by the Texas Health and Human Services Department.
As we continue to monitor the global Coronavirus outbreak, it is important to remember that Texas is classified as low risk by the Texas Health and Human Services Department.
The University will continue to monitor the situation as it develops and provide updates as needed. All official notices will be sent via email and posted online for reference.
The Office of International Education would like to remind all international students and scholars of a few important notices regarding international travel and illness prevention during the spring break.
