“Staying in Place” order will be in effect for GVSU students living in Allendale Township from September 17 through October 1. Complete your daily online self-assessment.
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Brooks College of Interdisciplinary Studies
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Brooks College of Interdisciplinary Studies - Karen Gipson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences - Donovan Anderson
College of Health Professions - Julie Hall
Kirkhof College of Nursing - Susan Harrington
Seidman College of Business - Paul Isely
College of Education - John Shinsky
Padnos College of Engineering and Computing - Casey Thelenwood
College of Community and Public Service - Barry Kanpol
The Graduate School - Mark Luttenton
2020 Census
The U.S. Census occurs every ten years and your participation matters! The 2020 Census will directly impact political representation for the next decade, federal funding and will inform other decisions guided by census data. Here are a few important things to know:
- ALL people (without regard to citizenship status) need to submit the Census.
- On and off-campus students should complete the Census online using your college address. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, “When responding to the 2020 Census, college students should be counted where they live and sleep most of the time as of April 1, 2020. For most students, that means in their college town, not back home with their parents. Parents or guardians should only include children in college who live with them full time during the school year. They should not list college students studying or living abroad on April 1st".
- In light of COVID-19, if you have gone back to your hometown (and are not living at or near GVSU), you should still count yourself for here, even if you won’t be here on April 1st.
For more information and guidance go to GVSU Counts.
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