Jung Center Update

admin_jung • March 3, 2021
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Jung Center update

 

A brief update. The Jung Center’s building is closing tonight, March 16, at 5 pm, and we do not plan to reopen until at least March 29. But we will continue to offer new and previously scheduled programming online. The online learning section of our website is being frequently updated, and you can add yourself there to an emailing list to receive online programming updates over the coming weeks.

It’s hard to send this note. Sharing the same physical space, breathing the same air, has become dangerous, but it has been essential to the experience of learning and mutual transformation since we were founded. As soon as we can safely return to the physical classroom together, we will.

I will be regularly updating a new section of the website, From the Director, with news. And the staff will work from home. We will continue planning the summer semester and beyond. Email will be the best way to communicate with us during this period, though we will be checking voicemail.

In the meantime, be safe, and stay connected with us and with each other.

Sean Fitzpatrick
Executive Director

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