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COVID-19 Information and Support

The health and safety of our campus community is our number one concern.

For Students

For Students

Your health care provider or the university's contact tracing team will determine whether you need to quarantine or isolate and where to stay. How and where to self-isolate

Coping and support resources

Data monitoring and contingency options

Safety in classrooms and instructional labs

Testing, screening, and contact tracing

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Last updated October 14, 2020 at 11:35 am

For Instructors

For Instructors

Your health care provider or the university's contact tracing team will determine whether you need to quarantine or isolate and where to stay. How and where to self-isolate

Coping and support resources

Research

Data monitoring and contingency options

Safety in classrooms and instructional labs

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Last updated October 14, 2020 at 11:35 am

For Staff

For Staff

Your health care provider or the university's contact tracing team will determine whether you need to quarantine or isolate and where to stay. How and where to self-isolate

Coping and support resources

Data monitoring and contingency options

Testing, screening, and contact tracing

Dining

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Last updated October 14, 2020 at 11:35 am

Updates

Participation is required for students living in on-campus residence halls or sorority and fraternity houses. Read Community Saliva Testing.

In-person commencement ceremonies will be held in November to celebrate spring, summer, and fall 2020 graduates. Read Commencement Plans Announced.

Faculty and students are exemplifying the Volunteer spirit by conducting health screenings at home football games this fall. Read Nursing and Athletics Partner to Provide Game Day Health Screenings.

Restrictions on university-related domestic travel will end September 30. Read Travel Restrictions Ending Soon.

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