Dear Student, Faculty and Staff,
As your Campus President, I must say, I miss being seeing all of you in our classrooms and hallways! In these times of uncertainty and change, I hope that everyone has settled in well with remote learning. Remember that our MAU staff and faculty members are available to you via email, telephone, or webcam to answer any questions.
While we are learning and working away from the campus building, it is important we all stay in touch. If you need counseling or help, the Students Services and Placement Department is available to assist you via email, phone, or webcam to help you cope, or to address any concerns. Our academic tutoring services are available via webcam, and our library services are also accessible online.
MAU remains committed to following the recommendations provided by our state and local authorities. As such, we have decided to extend remote instruction into the summer semester. By limiting our social interaction, we will help to slow the spread of COVID-19 and support our state’s overwhelmed health care system. I am pleased to advise there have been no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in our MAU community. I am proud of each one of you for following the preventative measures and for maintaining your social distance.
MAU Current Students, please keep note of these critical updates:
- Final exams will begin on Monday, May 4th and conclude on Saturday, May 9th:
- Summer classes will start on May 11th via remote instruction until further notice.
- Should the COVID-19 situation stabilize sooner than expected, MAU, will reopen its campus building and continue instruction with the traditional mode of of face-to-face learning.
MAU New and Future Students, please keep note of these critical updates:
- Summer A classes will start on May 11th via remote instruction until further notice.
- MAU is still enrolling for our 2020 summer and fall terms during this time, and our admissions team is available to answer any of your questions via email at admissions@maufl.edu, or via whatsapp at 786-708-8730. They are available from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. EST daily, from Monday through Friday.
For your convenience, a list of MAU staff email addresses and telephone extensions are provided here:
Department | Name | Phone & Extension | |
Campus PresidentPresidente del campus | Aristides Maza | 786-331-1000 ext 301 | amaza@maufl.edu |
CFO/Compliance | Orianna Maza | 786-331-1000 ext 303 | omaza@maufl.edu |
Vice Academic Director | Teresa Fitzgerald | 786-331-1000 ext 205 | tfitzgerald@maufl.edu |
Business & HR Department Chair | Jimmy Pinto | 786-331-1000 ext 208 | jpinto@maufl.edu |
Registrar | Natasha Aleong | 786-331-1000 ext 204 | naleong@maufl.edu |
Financial Aid Manager | Maria Velar | 786-331-1000 ext 202 | mvelar@maufl.edu |
Student Services & Placement Manager | Angela Penas | 786-331-1000 ext 203 | apenas@maufl.edu |
Bursar | Jenice Maza | 786-331-1000 ext 304 | jmaza@maufl.edu |
Marketing & Admissions Director | Alma Ubilla | 786-331-1000 ext 302 | aubilla@maufl.edu |
Admissions Coordinator | Andrea Beltran | 786-331-1000 ext 101 | abeltran@maufl.edu |
Admissions Representative | Adriana Rupcich | 786-331-1000 ext 104 | arupcich@maufl.edu |
For more information on the spread of the virus, and how to care for yourself and your loved ones read the resources and guidelines provided by the Florida Department of Health website, at http://miamidade.floridahealth.gov. In addition, The Florida Department of Health has activated a hotline for people in the state of Florida that have questions or concerns regarding COVID-19. The call center is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and can be reached by calling 866-779-6121, or via email at COVID-19@flhealth.gov.
Some additional resources for you are:
- Miami Dade County COVID-19 information
- World Health Organization COVID-19 information
- U.S. Department of State travel advisories
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention travel health notices
Please be sure to check your email, the MAU website and MAU social media often, as updates are being posted as they become available. Again, should the COVID-19 situation stabilize sooner than expected, MAU will reopen and continue with the traditional mode of face-to-face learning.
Kind Regards,
Dr. Aristides Maza Duerto
President