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NOTRE DAME UPDATES/CONCERNS: Tim Sexton gave an update concerning the status of COVID procedures put in place on the campus of The University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame will open on August 10th. They developed a campaign called HERE. The campaign means here on campus we wear masks, here we adhere to social distancing. Tim Sexton shared the campus is putting perimeters up for South Dining hall, visitors on campus, events, and sports. Leah Kicinski- Reported on campus housing for the University of Notre Dame. She stated a resource available is www.offcampus.nd.edu for landlords and students. Jay Brandenberger- Reported volunteer opportunities will be limited on campus. Sarah Galbenski- Campus has added extra measures to distancing between classes. Rachel Ingal- Reported further innovation is needed when it comes to helping in the community concerning student activities. HOLY CROSS COLLEGE UPDATES/CONCERNS: Andrew — Reported on COVID procedures for Holy Cross Campus. He stated campus opens August 10th and classes end November 20th. The campus will promote the formation for our students as scholars, citizens, leaders, and disciples. This applies on campus and going out into the wider community. SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE UPDATES/CONCERNS: No one present from this campus INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTH BEND UPDATES/CONCERNS: Andrew Pinto- Reported their campus committee of seven (7) working groups put together health and safety guidelines for IUSB. All students, faculty, and staff will have face masks provided and rigorous cleaning protocols are in place. Classes start August 24tH Tom Stevik- Reported IUSB will limit visitors on campus and events that take place on campus are postponed. Campus will be at eighty (80) percent capacity. Rachel Tomas -Morgan opens the meeting for questions or comments. Lori K. Hamman asked the campus representatives if they anticipate more students living off campus than on campus due to COVID concerns. Holy Cross responded first to the question and stated ninety (90) to ninety-five (95) percent occupancy without their numbers seeing much change. Tom Stevik at IUSB stated they are at eighty (80) percent. Campus will be one occupant per bedroom, and they do not see significant change in this direction.