Community Health

COVID Guidance

Thank you for all you are currently doing and will continue to do to keep our campuses safe and healthy for all! The University plans to continue to follow CDC recommendations as they relate to both the prevention of community spread and the specific recommendations pertaining to institutions of higher education. Should community health factors or CDC/public health recommendations change, modifications or reinstatement of past practices may occur. At this time, University leadership asks that you be aware of and adhere to the following:

Masking

• No masking requirement will be in place in general locations on campus (medical treatment areas like the Wellness Center or athletic training rooms may continue to require masking).
• Please be respectful and cooperate with any individuals or areas that may post signage requesting that individuals use face coverings while in the operational area.

Testing

• No surveillance testing will be required or provided.
• Individual operational areas (e.g. Athletics & International Education) may require testing for participation in certain university activities.
• If you test positive on a COVID self-test, the campus does not require additional testing. Simply begin isolation and follow CDC guidance.

Vaccinations

• UW-Green Bay recommends all faculty, staff and students be up-to-date on COVID-19 vaccinations and boosters per CDC guidance.
• There will be no vaccination requirements for participation in any University activity.

Isolation

• If you test positive, follow CDC guidelines to determine length of isolation or additional precautions.
• The University will not be performing contact tracing on individuals who test positive or report a positive test.

Missing Classes for Any Illness

Contact the Dean of Students office to request a faculty notification at (920) 465-2152 or dos@uwgb.edu.

Missing Work

Notify your supervisor if you need to miss work due to illness.

Monkeypox Guidance

Contact the Wellness Center at (920) 465-2380 to schedule a provider visit if you have concerns for a possible monkey pox exposure.

CDC Monkeypox Resources