As we reported to the campus community last week, the University Health Center has begun to receive limited supplies of COVID-19 vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer. However, the arrival and volume of such shipments remain unpredictable. We are administering the doses we have received in accordance with the phased approach established by the Centers for […]
Spring Semester is right around the corner, and we have many reasons to be hopeful that it will go well based on what we have learned from the Fall, and especially now that vaccines have been approved and are expected to become more widely available in the near future. However, we must remain diligent and […]
Dear Students: As we look forward to the Spring Semester, we want to remind everyone that appropriate face coverings will continue to be required while inside University facilities/buildings. The University provided all faculty, staff and students two face coverings to start the Fall Semester. With the realization that these have been heavily utilized, the University […]
Based on a recommendation from the University of Georgia (UGA) Preventative Measures Advisory Board (PMAB), UGA has updated the faculty and staff COVID-19 training modules for the Spring Semester to continue to promote safe and healthy habits at the University and in the community. The module, “COVID-19 Refresher Training for UGA Faculty and Staff,” is required […]
The University Health Center has received its first doses of COVID-19 vaccine: a limited supply from both Moderna and Pfizer. We began offering vaccinations in accordance with the phased approach established by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Georgia Department of Public Health (GDPH) over the Winter Break. While we do not have a […]
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the CDC has recommended 14 days for quarantine if you are deemed to be in close contact of an individual with COVID-19. Recently, however, the CDC has revised those guidelines to allow for shorter periods of quarantine if the affected individual is asymptomatic. The Georgia Department of Public […]