President Pinto to hold Town Hall with faculty on Oct. 29
President Neville Pinto will hold a Town Hall with Faculty as a part of the Fall 2020 All-University Faculty Meeting via WebEx on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. President Pinto plans to give a 15-minute presentation and then participate in a 30-minute question-and-answer session. University faculty are encouraged to submit questions in advance to Faculty Chair Greg Loving at lovinggd@ucmail.uc.edu. Questions in the WebEx question-and-answer session will also be welcome as time permits.
To attend the Town Hall, please use this WebEx link.
Event number: 120 684 5613
Event password: AUM20
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