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Another link that is helpful is Find My Testing Place. As an example, the Cumberland County Health Department recently announced they have home test kits available, but at a limited quantity. Be sure to check with your local Health Department, also. Links are also available for local resources here. (with orders shipping in 7-12 days) via links on the web page. Testing Opportunitiesįree COVID-19 tests are available to every home in the U.S. Your message to faculty should include the projected return-to-class date. On-Campus Graduate and Undergraduate Students (Residential and Commuting) must notify each of your faculty members (and CC – Executive Assistant to the Provost – on each message) as quickly as possible to arrange for remote instruction/participation in courses during the isolation period. Faculty: Inform your department chair and dean that you have had a positive test, provide your anticipated date of return, and share plans for remote work.Staff: Inform your direct supervisor that you have had a positive test, provide your anticipated date of return, and discuss approval of plans for a return to campus.

Students, please see the additional All Students procedure below.Ĭommunicate immediately for your return-to-campus strategy.This is valuable information for us to help keep you and campus as safe as possible. If you don’t have them, please just report the date and type of test.

Let Health Services know if you had a previous positive test (within the past 90 days) and submit those test results via email if you have them.

Be sure to email MU Health Services immediately at Be sure to observe guidelines on our Isolation page.

Do not come leave your residence/come to campus.

Please see this flow chart and follow these protocols: Staff, Faculty, On-Campus Graduate & Undergraduate Commuter Students Allergies Symptoms Chart What if I Test Positive? How Do I Know if It Is COVID-19 or Allergies?ĬOVID-19 vs. Some testing opportunities are listed below. Individuals should find their own tests (either at a testing location in the community or an at-home test), not seek tests from MU Health Services. Please view the Isolation section of this site – including the step-by-step Guidelines Chart for procedures. Students, faculty, and staff need to test only if they have come in contact with a person who has tested positive for COVID-19 or if they are showing symptoms.

If you have questions, please reach out to our COVID-19 Response Team at When to Test Requirements and procedures could change at any time if we see a spike in cases. While masks are not mandatory on campus, know that wearing your mask in the presence of others and being fully vaccinated still remain the best forms of protection against COVID-19. Please continue to be respectful of others’ decision to mask – no mask shaming – as protecting yourself and those around you with masks remains highly encouraged.Īs we continue to monitor cases on campus – and each of us should be carefully self-monitoring for symptoms each day – we also remain flexible and will adapt as necessary. This page has been designed to share community news concerning COVID-19 testing.