Updated 8/5/22
Isolation
Students who test positive for COVID-19 will isolate in place. The CDC no longer considers college residence halls as high-risk areas because this age group is unlikely to get severe COVID if vaccinated. All students who test positive will complete their isolation period in their rooms, and a restroom in the residence hall will be designated for use by those students.
- Before the start of the semester, Health Services will work directly with students with medical conditions that may require them to move out of a shared space. Health Services will provide a list of the conditions that may qualify a student to move.
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Students isolating in place must remain in their rooms except to use the restroom and collect their meals and must remain masked at all times when outside of their room.
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Additional KN-95 masks will be provided to all students entering isolation.
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Details of the isolation process, including about dining and bathroom usage, will be sent to students who test positive and need to isolate.
- Students who are able to safely travel in a private vehicle are encouraged to isolate at their off-campus home after consulting with Health Services.