A&T to Remain on Condition 2: Suspended Operations Through Monday Night

All Instruction Will be Offered Remotely During This Span

With the effects of Saturday’s heavy snowfall affecting mobility across the Piedmont Triad and indeed most of the state, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University will remain on Condition 2: Suspended Operations through Monday, Feb. 2, 11:59 p.m.

All academic instruction will be provided remotely during this period. Students should confer with faculty regarding any testing, assignments or class activities that fall within this timeframe.

As a reminder, under Condition 2: Suspended Operations, the university remains open on a very limited basis but has formally suspended all but mandatory operations. Mandatory employees must report to or remain at work. All other employees may not report to work or must leave the workplace.

Under Condition 2, employees must use leave time for any work missed unless authorized to work off site or the governor issues an order permitting leave with pay. Refer to the attached chart for further information regarding adverse weather and operations conditions.

The Piedmont Triad experienced significant snowfall and accumulation on Saturday, and on the North Carolina A&T campus, an average accumulation of 10.4 inches was measured overnight. Snow trucks and work crews are focused on clearing roadways as quickly as possible, but will not complete that work today.

All A&T students and employees are urged to monitor their A&T email accounts, as well as the university’s website and social media, for further information as it becomes available. Remember: Only trust guidance regarding A&T operations that comes directly from the university.