To discuss potential learning accommodations due to a disability, contact the Student Disability Center. Students who do not need an accommodation due to a disability but need an accommodation due to a compromised immune system should follow these steps. You can also …
All students and instructors must: Complete the Symptom Reporter immediately and any time you believe you are experiencing COVID-19 like symptoms, even if the symptoms are mild. If you are experiencing symptoms on a day you would not come to a …
Employees can work with the Office of Equal Opportunity to request an Employee face covering exemption information . Students can work with the Office of Student Disabilities to request an accommodation for a Student face covering exemption.
The Pandemic Preparedness Team has developed a Faculty and staff COVID-19 online training. This course covers proper disinfecting, public health requirements on campuses, and other important COVID-19 information. Once employees have completed the course, it will appear in their completed …
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 …
Facilities Management is providing extra disinfecting of spaces on campuses. 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 number …
All vulnerable individuals should work from home or remotely, except when necessary to perform required work duties. High-risk individuals Individuals who are at higher risk for severe illness include those who are 65 or older, or have: Moderate to severe asthma …
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 …
A team of Colorado State University Facilities Management experts and faculty members with expertise in energy and environmental health, public health experts and members of the University’s COVID-19 Pandemic Preparedness Team have reviewed indoor air quality in all university buildings. …
From: Provost Office Sent: Friday, July 31, 2020 To: All instructors Subject: Preparing for Fall – Health & Safety in the Classroom Dear Colleagues: These past two weeks I have had the great pleasure of getting to know Provost Rick …
