This week Countway is launching its official newsletter, Countway Communiqué, a bi-weekly email to all Longwood Campus affiliates. In it we will share stories, resources, special updates and events to help the Longwood Campus community get the most out of Countway.
The opening of Countway Library has been an evolution to say the least. While we anticipated a ribbon cutting ceremony and large gathering to celebrate the completion of the renovation in January, COVID made that impossible.
Classes are in full session and I am happy to see students are returning to the library for study and research. We are not only welcoming them back to Countway, we are welcoming them back to a newly renovated...
This month is about raising awareness and finding ways to offer support. Together we can replace ignorance and shame with insight and respect. Join us to learn, cope and heal.
The vision for the renovated Countway (to make the library a more welcoming space, to combine/mingle inside library and outside library spaces, and to offer opportunities to promote community and individual well-being) is being realized.
We are happy to see the Countway Community Garden open and fully blooming. We had our first harvest with tomatoes, snap peas, and herbs. We have been able to accommodate reservations for events...
The HMS/HSDM Class of 2025 have been under the big tent since Monday diving into the curriculum with Introduction to the Profession and were introduced to their societies. The Medical School welcomed approx. 160 students on Monday into the class of 2025...
I wanted to take this time to report items that have come up this week as we prepare for August 2nd reopening. We are learning from the questions that come up about what to expect as more faculty and students return to campus.
We are happy to welcome back the BiblioTemps crew: Anne Moore (supervisor), Robin Feinland, Sally Barkan, Tera Ellefson, and Steve Walker. They returned onsite this week, resuming the BML inventory project.
