Registrar’s letter to students on amended Spring grading policy – April 8, 2020
FMU will continue online for remainder of semester
Francis Marion University has moved to online instruction for the Spring 2020 semester and has closed most of the campus due to the Covid-19 crisis.
FMU School of Education faculty and students bring the classroom online
Francis Marion School of Education students and faculty may be outside of their normal classroom environments, but their eagerness to teach persists.
Francis Marion hosts special Open House presentation
Francis Marion’s final Open House of the spring semester wasn’t held in person, but potential Patriots were given a unique opportunity to learn more about the University
Community message from Dr. Fred Carter, FMU President – April 2, 2020
FMU schedule and facility availability as of April 1, 2020
Housing, dining refund Checks coming April 10
FMU, following guidance issued by the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education, will refund some fees for residential students who checked out of student housing due to the ongoing situation with regards to COVID-19.
FMU to deliver special Open House presentation on April 4
Francis Marion’s final Open House of the spring semester won’t be held in person, but potential Patriots hoping to learn more about the University will still have an opportunity to do just that at a special Open House presentation.
Francis Marion’s CASA Success Tips for Remote Learning
Latest statement from Dr. Fred Carter, FMU President – March 30, 2020
FMU faculty, staff, and student body make online instruction a success
Francis Marion University moved to online instruction with few flaws last week in response to the coronavirus outbreak. With the help of FMU’s faculty, staff and student body, the process has been quite smooth.
FMU Campus Technology providing Internet connectivity assistance
FMU is delivering online instructions to students for the remainder of the spring 2020 semester as a part of the university’s response to the coronavirus outbreak. Francis Marion’s Campus Technology office is working with other organizations around the state to ensure all students have consistent Internet access.