GRAND FORKS, N.D.-- Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic spreading across the country and our region, the University of North Dakota recently announced that it will offer its Summer Session instruction solely online and that all University-sponsored summer events on campus are cancelled. This includes all UND sports summer camps.
 
Refunds are already being issued to those whom have pre-registered online for any of our summer camps in football, basketball, volleyball and soccer. Swim North Dakota classes and registrations are also cancelled.
 
All gatherings on campus will continue to follow restrictions we announced for the spring semester, including no in-person meetings of ten or more persons and keeping a physical distance of at least six feet from others. Distancing has proven to be the most effective way to slow the spread of COVID-19. Given the vital importance of distancing in limiting the spread of the virus, any gathering on campus is strongly discouraged unless it is truly essential, and then only with strict adherence to the above restrictions.
 
We made these decisions as the University continues to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention.  Also playing a role in our decision-making process was the recent confinement order from the State of North Dakota and the shelter-in-place announcement by the State of Minnesota.
 
For more information on refunds, contact the respective camp director.