Wednesday, January 22, 2025 at 12:28 p.m. - Message to all students, staff and faculty
for resuming normal operations on Thursday
Following the winter storm warning issued by the National Weather Service, Jacksonville
University will maintain virtual operations today.
Jacksonville University and all its campuses/sites anticipate returning to normal operations tomorrow.
Certain areas may be impacted more severely than others. Continue to monitor your
local news and follow guidance issued by local officials.
Caution: Icy road conditions will continue where temperatures remain at or below freezing.
Please visit FL511.com for the latest roadway conditions and alerts to stay informed.
Faculty and Students: Please be mindful that classes today and submission of assignments may be interrupted
or delayed by power outages. Students should monitor their inbox for communication
from faculty for direction about their classes.
Campus Dining: Campus dining is offering extended weekend hours today. For updated information and
hours of operation, follow @judining on social media or click here.
To check on winter weather updates, visit weather.gov/jax.
Stay safe,
Emergency Preparedness Team
Jacksonville University
Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at 3:09 p.m. - Message to all students, staff and faculty regarding modifications to class and work
schedules due to winter storm warning
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), Jacksonville is under a winter storm
warning. The NWS expects Northeast Florida to experience snow, freezing rain and a
wintry mix of precipitation. Potential impacts will begin at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan.
21.
Following guidance from the NWS, beginning at 5 p.m., Jacksonville University and
all its campuses/sites will be virtual and either synchronous or asynchronous, based on each faculty member’s choice.
Faculty and Students: Classes on Wednesday will be virtual and either synchronous or asynchronous, based on each faculty member’s choice. Classes
and submission of assignments may be interrupted or delayed by power outages. Students
should monitor their inbox for communication from faculty for direction about their
classes.
Staff and Administrators: Administrative offices will operate virtually on Wednesday. Please work with your supervisor if you experience interruptions or
delays due to school closures and power outages.
Palm Coast: Classes on Wednesday will be virtual and either synchronous or asynchronous, based on each faculty member’s choice. Monitor
your inbox for messaging directly from faculty about facilities and class scheduling.
College of Law: Classes on Wednesday will be virtual and either synchronous or asynchronous, based on each faculty member’s choice. Monitor
your inbox for messaging directly from the College of Law faculty about class scheduling
and facilities.
Healthcare Simulation Center - Beach Boulevard: Classes on Wednesday will be virtual and either synchronous or asynchronous, based on each faculty member’s choice. Monitor
your inbox for messaging directly from faculty about class scheduling and facilities.
Student Health Center/Student Counseling Center: Students with appointments on Wednesday will be rescheduled.
Orthodontics: Wednesday morning appointments will be rescheduled. A decision regarding afternoon
appointments will be made tomorrow morning.
Campus Dining: Campus dining will close at 8:30 p.m. this evening and observe weekend hours tomorrow.
For updated campus dining information and hours of operation, follow @judining on
social media or
click here.
Students should limit movement on campus and are encouraged to remain indoors once
weather begins to deteriorate. Be alert to your surroundings and aware of black ice, slippery and unsafe walking/driving
conditions.
The Emergency Preparedness Team will meet again tomorrow. Please continue to monitor
your email for campus updates as they become available.
Stay safe,
Emergency Preparedness Team
Jacksonville University
Jacksonville University use this page to announce closings and/or changes to class
schedules due to severe weather. While some information will also be shared through
other channels, we encourage students, faculty and staff to visit this page for more
information.
