techkid6

Hi there!

With all the new chat changes coming in 1.19, now seems like a great time to suggest some more. Today on the docket: Context Menus

Effectively, these menus will act similarly to dropdowns on webpages, not unlike the … menu right below this post. Menus will be defined as a clickEvent within a chat component, with the value of the event being a list of sub-components that will make up the menu's options. These components can be "headers" with no click events, actionable components using the normal click events, or pointers to sub-menus by having another menu click event contained.

Here's a simple example of the "Edit" menu from my text editor, but using WorldEdit commands:

Hi again,

This is a reminder that Labor Day is on Monday, September 6th, and there will be no classes whatsoever. The week looks like this:

• Monday, September 6th - NO CLASS
• Tuesday, September 7th - TUESDAY schedule
• Wednesday, September 8th - MONDAY schedule
• Thursday, September 9th - THURSDAY schedule
• Friday, September 10th - FRIDAY schedule

Essentially, fully normal schedule except for no classes on Monday and Monday classes on Wednesday.

Hurricane Ida had a major impact on our campus and surrounding communities, including the homes of many of our students, faculty, and staff. Significant progress was made today on campus by our Facilities Services team, and it is ready for our return.

However, the impacts on regional transportation remain severe and restoration timelines are uncertain. Given this, and in consideration of the health, safety, and wellbeing of our community, NJIT announces the following updates to our operating status for Friday, September 3, 2021:

• All instruction, including laboratories and studios, will transition to synchronous online.
• Administrative offices will operate using remote work, in commu

Hi everyone,

There's been a bit of confusion about what classes to go to today and next week. Hopefully, to clear it up:

• Today, Sept. 1, is a WEDNESDAY schedule
• Monday, Sept. 6 is Labor Day and there are NO CLASSES
• Wednesday, Sept. 8 is a MONDAY schedule

Good luck today!

Good morning, r/NJTech!

The fall semester is rapidly approaching and I wanted to take a minute to give a few important reminders. First, a few important dates:

• Tuesday, August 31 - Deadline to submit record of partial COVID-19 vaccination to Medicat
• Wednesday, September 1 - First Day of Classes (One Week from Today!)
• Monday, September 6 - Labor Day (No Classes)
• Wednesday, September 8 - Monday Classes Meet and the Add/Drop Deadline
• Friday, October 8 - Health Insurance Waiver Deadline
• Wednesday, November 10 - Last Day to Withdraw

For a more complete list of dates, see the [Fall 2021 A

NJIT Community Members,

On July 27, 2021, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced new recommendations for fully vaccinated individuals. The recommendations include wearing a mask in public indoor settings in areas with substantial or high transmissibility and for testing within 3-5 days following exposure to someone with suspected or confirmed COVID-19. On July 28th, Governor Murphy and Health Commissioner Persichilli announced the need for New Jerseyans to follow the CDC recommendations. These recommendations were made due to the recent increase in COVID-19 cases and hospita

NJIT Community Members,

Social Distancing Mandate Lifted

On May 24, 2021, Governor Murphy signed Executive Order No. 242, which outlined several key steps in New Jersey’s path to normalcy. This included lifting the mandate for social distancing in all higher education facilities as of Friday, May 28 and removing the indoor gathering limits effective Friday, June 4. Therefore, based on this governmental directive and guidance, NJIT will lift the six-foot social distancing mandate on our campus and will begin removing restrictions in restrooms, elevators, classrooms, conference rooms, and other venues. Groups will be able to gather

NJIT Community Members,

As NJIT moves toward a resumption of normal campus activities in Fall 2021, we will rely on the three pillars of our Pandemic Recovery Plan--adherence to governmental mandates, reliance on guidance from health experts and agencies, and our own collective informed judgment-- and apply these principles to safely bring our community back together. Throughout the pandemic, the NJIT plan has been nimble, allowing appropriate and rapid changes when required. To that end, today we announce the following:

Outdoor Mask Mandate Lifted

Yesterday, Governor Murphy signed Executive Order 241 lifting the mandate for mask

Continuing in the tradition started last year, it's time for the Second Annual Exit Poll!

Essentially, just pick the option that aligns with who you voted for. It's completely anonymous and gives the community a bit of insight into who r/NJTech is voting for.

Note: The ballot below is a direct reflection of the official Student Senate ballot. It does not include unrecognized or "write-in" candidates, as any student may write themselves in.

Additional note: Our posting of this Exit Poll is not an endorsement of any candidate for any position.

*A third note: T

Hi all!

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, most campaigning for Student Senate elections will be taking place online this year.

Last year, the subreddit saw a considerable amount of participation by candidates and students alike. In order to better facilitate campaigns this year, we wanted to lay out a few ground rules.

1. All posts by or endorsing any candidate, if posted before 10:00AM on Thursday, April 8, 2021 will be removed without question. According to Article III of the Election Packet, this is the start of campaigning, so we will abide by that.
2. Any candidate wishing to post

If you have questions about courses, scheduling, professors, etc. put them in here! All questions relating to those topics not in this thread will be removed.

Good afternoon members of the NJIT community.

As you may have read, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka has instituted a 10-day, city-wide lockdown beginning Wednesday, November 25, to help curb the spread of COVID-19. NJIT will remain open and operational during this 10-day lockdown period. Based on more detailed information from the City of Newark, NJIT will implement the following protocols in support of the lockdown:

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1. The transition to remote only instruction will occur on Wednesday, November 25.

2. The Van Houten Library will provide virtual services only.

3. Resident students will be permitted to remain in their assigned rooms.

4. Food service will be provided fo