Each day before coming to campus, protect yourself and others by checking off the items below – even if you are fully vaccinated against Covid-19. Safety is our shared responsibility.

• Do you have a fever (temperature over 100.4º F or 38º C) without having taken any fever-reducing medications?
• Do you have a loss of smell or taste?
• Do you have a cough?
• Do you have muscle aches?
• Do you have a sore throat?
• Do you have shortness of breath?
• Do you have chills?
• Do you have a new or unusual headache?
• Have you experienced new onset of any gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or loss of appetite in the last few days?
• Have you, or anyone you have been in close contact with for 15 cumulative minutes in a 24-hour period, been diagnosed with Covid-19 within the last two weeks?
  • If you are fully vaccinated (and it has been less than 5 months since completing your primary series of Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or less than 2 months since your J&J vaccine), or you have received a booster dose of vaccine, and you are asymptomatic, you do not need to quarantine following a known exposure to Covid-19.
  • However, recent guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) state you should get tested 5 days after your exposure, even if you don’t have symptoms.
  • You should also wear a well-fitting face mask in public indoor spaces for 10 days following exposure or until your test result is negative.
  • If you become symptomatic, isolate yourself from others, get tested for Covid-19, and inform your healthcare provider of your vaccination status.
• Have you been asked to self-isolate or quarantine by a medical professional or a local public health official within the last ten days?

Remember, stay home if you develop any illness symptoms – even if you think it is a common cold.