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Dean Johnny Laursen writes to students and staff about the current challenges.

The Faculty of Arts wants to inject new life into its student clubs and societies. The aim is to help ensure student wellbeing not only now, but also after the pandemic. The faculty has appointed a wellbeing coordinator who will work with the students to give these activities a boost.

How do we respond to the extension of the online teaching at the faculty of Arts? Read Niels Lehman's additions to the message from the senior management team.

Dean Johnny Laursen sends a christmas greeting to all staff and students.

At some point during the course of week 50 (7-13 December), the timetables for the spring semester will have been adjusted and finalised. These timetables will be published for students and staff on 18 December. The faculty management team has decided how the use of classrooms should be prioritised after week 50.

Dear staff

I don’t imagine many of you have been lying awake at night recently, wondering when I would issue my next newsletter. But even so, there might be couple of people out there who have noticed an uncharacteristic silence on my part. The reason why I’ve been so quiet is that I feel you’ve had plenty of other urgent issues to cope with. I have also been worried that anything I might say…

Follow the development in the COVID-19 infection rate among students at the Faculty of Arts.

As a result of COVID-19, there has been a greater focus on virtual meetings and conferences. At the Faculty of Arts, we are also beginning to see how meeting and conference organisers can get the most out of the online format.