All faculty and instructors design their courses so that the courses can be taught online or through technology if the instructor becomes ill or is exposed and can or should not provide in-person instruction for a duration of time. In …
Facilities Management is already disinfecting and cleaning spaces on campuses, and faculty, staff and students are asked to also disinfect their spaces. Under limited circumstances, public health may schedule a special cleaning for a space if there are a significant …
Housing and Dining Services Quarantine and Isolation Plan offers detailed information in these cases.
The CSU public health office is notified of students or employees who experience symptoms or test positive for COVID-19 through: Shared information among state, county and university public health offices. Doctors, pharmacies and other testing locations are required to report …
The university follows specific criteria for notifying individuals who may be exposed to COVID-19, per standard and recognized procedures followed across the county, state and nation by public health officials addressing COVID-19. If you do not meet the criteria of …
Supervisors or instructors do not need to do anything other than cooperate with contact tracing. Employees who report symptoms or exposure via the symptom checker will be connected to CSU public health officials. Employees with symptoms should not go to …
You are not expected to take any action, other than to help public health officials contact trace others in your class if needed. It is okay to share any reports of illness or symptoms with the CSU public health office, if …
Students Stay at home in your apartment, house or residence hall room Immediately fill out the COVID Reporter so a public health official can follow up with you as soon as possible. Complete the COVID Reporter regardless of the day …
It is important for anyone who has been in close contact with someone known to have COVID-19 to help professionally trained CSU public health employees trace your contacts with others who may now be at risk of becoming ill or …
