Letter to Practicum Students (sent 3/9/20):
As health professionals, counselors are expected to provide client care in a variety of locations and environments. PAU students who are currently in clinical training sites may therefore be concerned about whether there is an increased probability of exposure to clients with COVID-19.
IRB notice to PAU Researchers: Planning for Coronavirus Impact on Research Activities
Dear PAU Research Community:
You are all aware of the evolving situation regarding COVID-19. The President’s Cabinet is closely monitoring updates and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the Santa Clara County Public Health Department.
Dear PAU Community,
The following important message is sent on behalf of PAU President Maureen O’Connor
Dear PAU Community,
March 6, 2020
Dear Campus Community,
We continue to monitor the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak and how to address any potential interruptions to campus operations. The President’s Cabinet continues to meet each morning at 8:30 a.m. and remains committed to keeping you informed of any actions related to the virus.
We write with the following updates and guidance:
SUPPORTIVE CAMPUS CLIMATE
Dear PAU Students:
Our lab’s mission is to promote human well-being and functioning through improving the accessibility, quality, and effectiveness of mental health services, particular
Dear Palo Alto University Community,
As you are likely aware, the situation involving COVID-19 is an evolving one. At PAU, we are closely monitoring the latest updates and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Santa Clara County Public Health Department. We are actively consulting with our community partners, with other universities, and with the American Psychological Association, among others, to ensure we have the latest knowledge and guidance to provide.
Benefits of individual membership include: