No, students and professors will not be required to wear masks while in academic buildings or while attending class. We ask that all members of the campus community practice mindful masking, and respect that many in the campus community will choose to continue to wear a mask at all times. We must honor and respect one another's decision to do so (or not).
updated 07.12.21
No, students and professors will not be required to wear masks while in academic buildings or while attending class. We ask that all members of the campus community practice mindful masking, and respect that many in the campus community will choose to continue to wear a mask at all times. We must honor and respect one another's decision to do so (or not).
updated 07.12.21
Students should fill out a Student Absence Notification eForm, so Student Services can verify student absences with each professor. This will not excuse a student absence, so students will still need to reach out to their professors.
If you have COVID-like symptoms you will need to be evaluated before you can participate in group activities or return to classes. Please record your symptoms in the Scout, which you can access through MAVzone. A member of the COVID response team will reach out with further instructions.
updated 07.12.21
When possible, students are encouraged to maintain 3 feet of distance from each other and faculty.
Faculty can also decide how far to distance themselves from students while teaching.
updated 8.23.21
Yes. CMU encourages students that feel poorly to stay in their residence and not circulate in public. Faculty should continue to use the Student Services Absence Notification form, which will indicate whether an absence is known to be COVID-related.
updated 8.23.21
No, but faculty are obligated to provide alternative learning options for students that are ill or quarantined.
updated 8.23.21
Faculty may choose whether to have in-person or virtual office hours. The best practice would be to make a mix of options available to students.
updated 8.23.21