Consider outdoor, virtual and hybrid options, if appropriate.
Be thoughtful of your audience and their specific expectations and needs.Here are some recommendations to consider as you plan in order to assure events are as safe and healthy as possible for participants: Please check this website frequently though as changes are possible due to the ever-changing nature of the situation. There is currently no COVID-related event approval process in place, no capacity restrictions or social distancing requirements. Those hosting the events and meetings can determine the optimal approach for their activities in the context of their audience, purpose, format and space as long as the plans align with current guidelines.Ĭurrently, the only requirement is that masks be worn for indoor events. Do I still come to work or class? (updated 8-29-22)Īll groups hosting events on campus or for the campus community are required to follow current campus, state and CDC guidelines. I have been exposed to someone with COVID. The health status of an individual student or employee is confidential. IDPH is responsible for tracing and notifying individuals who may be subject to isolation protocols. All students have access to Student Health Services. Consult the CDC website for complete information, including what to do if your symptoms are moderate or severe.įor students who live on campus and test positive for COVID, we have established a location for isolation the students are provided food and support. After that, if you are fever-free for 24 hours (without the help of medication) and your symptoms are improving, you can end isolation but must wear a mask for five more days. If you test positive, you must isolate for five days. For complete information, consult the CDC website. Then get tested on day 6 after exposure or sooner if you develop symptoms. If you are exposed, the CDC recommends taking precautions such as wearing a mask but not quarantining, regardless of vaccination status. The university follows guidance from the CDC.
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