大家可以分享一下自己的学校都是怎么应对的吗

Dear CMU Students, Faculty and Staff:

For more than a century, Carnegie Mellon has been an international university and our community has been defined by the best and brightest students and faculty from around the globe. We find the measure issued yesterday by the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, for F-1 schools and students unacceptably abrupt, inflexible, and completely disregarding of the difficulties it causes our students from abroad. It is also oblivious to the challenges it creates for higher education institutions across the country who are already struggling to manage through the fluid conditions of the pandemic. We are committed to and will advocate for our international community members, all of whom add to our intellectual landscape and vibrant community.

If enacted as currently written, the new federal guidelines put our international students in a position where they may have to make difficult and undesirable decisions. The announcement undermines our ability to attract and retain our remarkable students. We are currently reviewing the guidelines to discern the impact on our students and will work closely with other colleges and universities around the country, including our partners at both the Association of American Universities and the Association of Public & Land Grant Universities, to seek adjustments to, and take prompt corrective action in response to these SEVP guidelines.

The well-being of our university community has been our highest priority as we begin to re-open campus and prepare for the coming semester. Our protocols for the return to campus will continue to be driven by science- and research-based evidence, recognizing that our knowledge of the virus continues to evolve. The university is confident that our thoughtful hybrid model approach to beginning classes on August 31 will allow us to most effectively support our international students under these new guidelines.

For those who are on F-1 visas and are directly impacted, you can find more information (https://www.cmu.edu/oie/news-and ... 20sevpguidance.html) from our Office of International Education, which is also reaching out to students soon. I encourage you to contact the office directly if you need additional support. International students form a critical foundation of our academic and research excellence. We will do all we can to ensure that they are able to continue their educational endeavors at CMU without the fear of being forced to leave the country.

sukiyy 发表于 2020-7-8 11:03
现在有公布哪个具体的是online哪个是in person吗

cmu的“hybrid”是说大家可以自己选择去现场还是online，（就我从工院角度看）应该是针对所有课。工学院自己的email写得还比较诚恳。

风轻云淡 发表于 2020-7-8 09:25
密歇根大学的刚才微信号说基本没啥影响，本来就是hybrid，而且会想办法帮学生搞定身份签证等问题

Umich 的回邮,3小时内旧回了,只是内容让人沮丧.
At this time, your I-20 is still valid. There is no language that states that I-20's are no longer valid. I am not sure what the ICenter's plan will be if we need to reissue I-20's, but we will include that information in our FAQ's that we should be updating in a day or two.

干柿饼 发表于 2020-07-07 16:00:58
我没有收到这个，只收到下面这个，感觉就是把政策重复了一遍啥也没说
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校长发的 不是ISSO发的😊

MGen 发表于 2020-7-8 00:04
research说是in person但实际上到不到校应该空间还是蛮大的吧？只要账面上划分为in person就好了吧，还会 ...

嗯，解释权全在院里，学校肯定会想办法的。

我们学校说没有visa的新生可以上网课，并且奖金给一半

Harvard, MIT sue to block Trump admin from stripping student visas amid coronavirus pandemic.
https://thehill.com/regulation/c ... m-stripping-student

Tufts, hybrid.

系里正在开会商量。不过看W大最新的文章说哈佛把政府告了，这个法案暂时是无法实施的吧