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Questions with Chancellor Gold

UNMC and University of Nebraska at Omaha Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D.

Keeping up with the latest news, guidance and resources surrounding the national response to the spread of COVID-19 can be difficult, as each day brings new developments and even more questions.

As UNMC and University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) faculty and staff work to respond to the crisis, Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., is fielding questions from employees of both communities as they arise, and answering one new question daily on YouTube.

Faculty and staff can submit their questions to unmcevents@unmc.edu; please try to keep your questions as general as possible in order to help the largest number of employees.

Today’s question: Will there still be opportunities to work from home when this is over?

1 comment

  1. Patty Coleman says:
    April 23, 2020 at 8:26 am

    Thank you, Chancellor Gold. The question and answer segment is very informative and reassuring.

    Patty Coleman
    Center for Continuing Education

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