
Spring 2021 Website
Spring 2021 Website
Spring semester begins Jan. 19. See what you can expect as campus responds to the pandemic.
Visit the spring 2021 websiteLoggers care about the community and each other. By following these required safety protocols, we are all doing our part to slow the spread of COVID-19 and keep our community safe.
All students, faculty, and staff on campus this semester are required to participate in asymptomatic surveillance saliva pooled testing.
Learn more about spring COVID-19 testing
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Keep your distance.Stay at least 6 feet apart from others when possible. Avoid gathering in groups greater than five people, and avoid gathering or conducting activities on pedestrian walkways, near build entrances and exits, and other easily congested areas. If you feel sick, stay home. |
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Wash your hands frequently.Use soap and water, and scrub for at least 20 seconds (about the time it takes to hum the alma mater). You also can use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. |
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Wear a mask.Face coverings are required on campus. (Bandanas and vented face masks do not meet this requirement.)
Masks are to be worn: Anywhere outside on campus, whether you are alone or with others Masks do not need to be worn: Inside your residential room with the door closed |
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Disinfect objects and surfaces.Use disinfecting wipes to clean surfaces and frequently touched objects like doorknobs and phones. |
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Be stingy with your stuff.Avoid sharing items or setting down your items in common areas, such as bathrooms. Use a tote to carry your items. If you need to share something, clean and disinfect it first. |
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Have a meal plan.Avoid sharing food and dining items with others. Pick up grab-and-go options when possible. |
Learn more about:
• COVID-19 FAQ
• Work on Campus Plan for faculty and staff (PDF)
• Isolation Student Handbook
• Quarantine Student Handbook
• COVID-19 Visitor Guidelines & Proceedures
• COVID-19 Message Archive (January–July, 2020)
• Internal messages, town halls, and open office sessions for faculty and staff (university login credentials required)
• Coronavirus Wellness Resources for faculty and staff
• Coronavirus scams