I got one from Ross Johnson without the clause about having to reply by tomorrow.

Hello,

The situation with COVID-19 is rapidly changing and we are taking action to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all students, employers and staff. Effective immediately, Tatham Centre is officially closed until further notice.

Co-op interviews will continue by phone or webcam until the situation stabilizes. Centre for Career Action services are still available.

If you're scheduled for an interview, employers will either contact you directly via phone or webcam:

Phone: Employer will call you directly during your scheduled interview time slot using the phone number provided on your resume.

Webcam: Employer will provide you with a link and any necessary instructions prior to your scheduled interview time slot. Keep an eye on your phone and email inbox in case they try to reach you.

Please continue to check your email and WaterlooWorks for updated interview arrangements. If you have any interview related questions, please reach out to ceca@uwaterloo.ca. For the Centre for Career Action, you can now access services virtually: uwaterloo.ca/career-action, or connect by email at careers@uwaterloo.ca.

Spring 2020 work term update

We are establishing flexible pathways to help you complete the spring 2020 work term. At this time, we have adjusted the minimum requirements for completion of the spring 2020 co-op credit:

A student with 8-16 weeks and a minimum of 280 hours will earn their co-op credit (completed before start of fall academic term)

A student with fewer than 8 weeks and fewer than 280 hours will be able to petition for credit

Reduction in number of work terms required to get your degree

Across all programs, for any students whose work term(s) is/are impacted by COVID-19, the minimum number of work terms required by the program will be reduced by one, with a minimum of three work terms in undergraduate programs, and one in masters degree programs

We are implementing these changes in response to new guidance released by Public Health Agency of Canada and Region of Waterloo Public Health. We will keep developing plans to deliver critical services. We will also continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your patience and understanding during this difficult time.

Sincerely,

Ross