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Microsoft Exchange Online Service Disruption

Microsoft is investigating a service disruption affecting Exchange Online users across the Americas. The University of the District of Columbia (UDC) is impacted, and some users may currently be unable to access their email.

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UDC Facilities Update

At this time, a definitive timeline for reopening Buildings 32 and 42 has not been established. The reopening of these facilities remains contingent upon the successful completion of repairs, testing, inspections and confirmation that the affected electrical distribution equipment can be safely re-energized.

For safety concerns, contact OPSEM at 202-274-5050. For emergencies, call 911.

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Title III

Welcome to the Title III Office

The Title III Office has now been awarded three additional grants by the US Department of Education.

  1. HBCU
  2. SAFRA
  3. HBGI (Law School)

The Title III office administers grants awarded by the U.S. Department of Education to developing institutions (with particular emphasis on Historically Black Colleges and Universities) to assist in the realization of each institution’s Strategic Plan. The main Title III primary award for 2012-2017 to UDC totals upward of $12 million. These funds will be used to support approved projects across the campus.

Title III grants are vital to the development and success of institutions around the nation, and UDC is fortunate to have these resources in order to rebuild, reclaim, and renew the proud legacy of this institution. We will continue to sponsor activities designed to make a difference.

Vision

In furtherance of the institution’s Vision 20/20, Title III programming will serve as a funding resource to support institutional initiatives.  We want to be UDC’s most efficient and service-oriented office with a staff responsive to the needs of administrators, students, faculty and staff.

Mission

  1. To expend Title III funds appropriately in supporting the institution’s Strategic Plan.
  2. To monitor attainment of stated activity objectives.
  3. To support activities and services designed to increase student retention and graduation.

Goals

  1. To represent UDC in the HBCU community.
  2. To be a resource for presidential /provost initiatives in the areas of academic quality, student services, fiscal stability, institutional management, and technology.

Objectives

  1. To examine student retention efforts & progress to improve by 5% each year. (HBCU Summit).
  2. To increase each year student satisfaction with institutional environment. (NSSE)
  3. To maintain currency with technical aspects of Title III administration.

Core Values

Integrity, Fairness, Excellence, Quality, Accountability and Innovation.

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