Clemson University Provost is currently asking its department heads and faculty to develop contingency plans to deliver courses online in the event the university closes campus later this semester in response to the coronavirus.
However, a university spokesman told The Clemson Insider Thursday afternoon Clemson is doing its due diligence in making sure there is an open line of communication between itself and its students as they get ready for spring break, which officially begins on March 16.
“At this time, the university continues to monitor the coronavirus disease and spread around the United States,” said Joe Galbraith, Clemson’s Associate VP for Strategic Communications, University Relations.