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It’s who we are as CSU Rams. It’s not only knowing what to do to “stop the spread.”
It’s figuring out how to make the most of our time together and take care of one another at the same time.
All faculty, staff and students are required to submit information about their vaccine status or declare an exemption. Boosters are required for Spring 2022.
All students and employees are required to report any COVID-19 symptoms, exposures, or positive tests to the CSU immediately.
Students, faculty and staff are required to screen based on criteria set by the Pandemic Preparedness Team.
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Temporary Saliva Positive Dashboard
CSU is currently and temporarily issuing public health (isolation and quarantine) orders based on the results of saliva screening. This is a shift from a previous practice of requiring nasal swab tests to confirm saliva results. The saliva positives reflected here show the results of one-time screening for all employees and students as the semester resumes as well as twice a week screening for those who elect not to get a vaccine. In addition, some individuals may elect to voluntarily participate in saliva screening.
This chart will be displayed temporarily to provide information about the number of individuals who saliva indicates they have COVID.
The numbers on this chart associated with a particular day may change after posting as numbers are confirmed.
The Pandemic Team expects to resume it’s earlier practice of relying on nasal swab confirmatory tests later this winter after omicron case numbers decline.
The university’s dashboard, below this chart, reflects nasal swab test results, typically given as part of a public health practice when an individual reports symptoms.
Adding both the saliva positives to the dashboard numbers below provides the total university positives among students, faculty and staff.
