March 17, 2020 - Remote Class Schedule

Dear QCC Students,

Quinsigamond Community College is dedicated to your academic success. We are working diligently to ensure that your learning outcomes are met and that you are able to successfully complete this semester. College leadership has developed an actionable plan to launch remote learning opportunities, which we will begin adopting. Soon you will be hearing from your professors who will provide further details including contact information and resources. Your professors will assist and support you throughout the process.

QCC is fully committed to maximizing remote teaching and learning opportunities for the foreseeable future as we work to ensure the health and safety of our students, faculty, staff, and communities.

At this time, QCC’s plan is as follows: 

•  From March 18-27, the College will not be providing in-person services to current students or to the public
• On March 22, regularly scheduled online classes will resume as normal.
• Current in-person courses, labs, and clinicals (including the in-person meetings of blended/hybrid courses) are being delayed until Monday, March 30 as we transition to remote instruction so you may successfully complete this semester.
• Seven-week courses (Spring II) that are 100% online will begin on March 23 as scheduled.
• New, in-person 7-week courses that are scheduled to begin on March 23 will be delayed until Monday, March 30, as they are being migrated to remote instruction.
• VIP registration for continuing students will begin on March 30. Email instructions will be forthcoming.
•  Additional strategies such as facilitating access to internet and online services, Food Pantry, and other student support services will be adopted. These services will be shared with you as they become available.

Thank you for your continued patience, understanding and flexibility as we work together to keep all of us safe during this crisis. We understand what a challenging and stressful time this is for our community and our world. Let’s all remember to be kind to ourselves and each other.

The QCC Family is strong, and together we will overcome this. College leadership will continue to assess the situation and keep you informed.