Oct 8 testing summary Between Aug. 17 and Oct. 7, the Pandemic Preparedness Team conducted more than 22,280 tests of students (who live on and off campus), faculty and staff, funded by the university. Of those tests administered by CSU, …
Colorado State University is rolling out a new test that screens saliva for the virus that cause COVID-19, with the first samples submitted on Oct. 1. This new saliva screening test was developed by CSU researchers and provides the university …
When a student employee completes the Employee Symptom Reporter, the data goes to the public health office at CSU. When a student reports any symptoms, possible exposure or positive test results through the Employee Symptom Reporter, their supervisor is automatically …
Student who are also employed at CSU should complete the Employee COVID Reporter (symptom reporter). While many students identify as students first, student employees are asked to report through the employee reporter immediately if they have COVID-19 symptoms. This is …
Colorado State University wants to maintain a thriving environment where are students, staff, and faculty can learn and work as we all navigate COVID-19 together. One of the best strategies we have for keeping our community healthy is identifying those …
Do I need to get a flu shot? The best way to prevent the flu is to get a flu shot each year. Flu shots have been shown to reduce the risk of flu illnesses, hospitalizations, and missed work and …
Why is washing your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds important? The coronavirus that causes COVID-19 is wrapped in an envelope of fat. The layer of fat is dissolved by soap; when it is dissolved, the virus falls …
Faculty and staff guide to addressing reports of COVID-19 exposure What is Close Contact? Contact Tracing Explained Protect your loved ones over break Stay home if you’re sick Wash your hands Keep your indoor gatherings small Keep your outdoor gatherings …
It is ok to resume normal activities, following all public health guidance for the general public, when the individual has been directed by a public health official that they have met the criteria to resume normal activities. For someone who …
Changes in our spaces The way learning looks may seem a little different this semester. We’ve made changes and redesigned our spaces so we can be together as much as possible. Classes, lectures, laboratories, field studies, experiential learning, performing arts …
