Adapting campus to keep health and safety at the forefront
Ahead of the first day of classes, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Amy Johnson shows how the University has modified campus spaces and services to keep the Carolina community safe.
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Carolina is about to begin a semester unlike any other, and over the past several months, campus has been transformed to help keep our community safe and healthy.
Ahead of the first day of classes, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Amy Johnson gives a tour of campus to share how spaces and services have been modified to adhere to Community Standards and show what life at Carolina will look like this year.
“We know this year will be different and challenging,” she said. “More than ever, it will be important for us to support each other as Tar Heels. Please do your part to help keep our community safe and well. You have our commitment to keep your health and safety at the forefront of everything we do.”
