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You must be invited and approved to return by leadership
- Please contact your supervisor or unit head for more information about your return to campus status.
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CU Anschutz continues to monitor the coronavirus (COVID-19). This website is updated frequently.
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Return to Campus Training 2021
An updated Skillsoft training, "CU: COVID-19 Return to Campus-CU Anschutz (2021 update)," is required of all students and employees. Please ensure you take the updated training as soon as possible.
Take the Skillsoft Training
Everyone has a role in keeping themselves and their colleagues safe. Campus protocols outlined here apply to all, including those who have been vaccinated for COVID-19.
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Take the updated Skillsoft training
- “CU: COVID-19 Return to Campus-CU Anschutz (2021 update)"
- Please note that this updated Skillsoft training requirement is an addition to the previous “COVID-19: Return to Campus” training you took upon approval for on-campus activity. Ensure you take the new training by March 31.
2 Daily Steps Once Approved to Return:
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Complete the daily health questionnaire either at home or on campus before making your way to your destination for the day.
- Access the questionnaire through this easy-access link prior to arrival on campus
- Take your temperature at home, or use the thermometers provided at self-service stations
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Bring & wear your CU Anschutz badge and a mask at all times, indoors and outdoors
- Only exceptions are if working alone in a completely enclosed private office (ceiling, 4 walls, closed door), or if 6 or more feet from all others when outdoors
- This exception does not apply in the Strauss Health Sciences Library, where masks are required at all times, even when alone in a study room or other enclosed space.
- Cubicles and open-air offices/laboratories are not completely enclosed, so masks are required at all times
- Wear a mask at all times when indoors, unless you are working alone in your own completely enclosed workspace, or when in a completely enclosed shared workspace approved by your COVID official for unmasked activity. (Note: masks are required at all
times in the Strauss Health Sciences Library)
- A closed workspace = ceiling, 4 walls, closed door
- Go directly to your workspace
- Follow donning and doffing protocols for scrubs, uniforms and PPE in healthcare settings
- Stay 6 or more feet away from others at all times
- Do not gather, meet or congregate at any time, inside or outside
- Follow all posted signage, floor markings and schedules
- Disinfect your workspace and practice hand hygiene
- Use only the closest restrooms or break rooms during the day
- Hold all meetings remotely rather than in person
- Direct questions to your COVID official or supervisor/unit head. All designated COVID-19 officials are listed here.
- Leave campus immediately if you feel sick, inform your supervisor and self-report
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Remote Working & Learning
All faculty and staff who have not been designated as “critical” or invited to return to campus for in-person activity are to work remotely until further notice. Clinical faculty and staff should consult with their clinical supervisors.
Complete the required remote work registration form and find resources below:
- Register here.
- View interim remote/alternative work arrangement guidance.
- Learn about HIPAA and remote work.
IT Resources for Remote Working
Students should plan to continue remote learning until further notice. Those with clinicals or other in-person course requirements will be notified of alternative plans by their school or college.
Get help with remote learning tools, and find
tips and resources below:
- Watch a how-to video on Canvas.
- View tips for online learning.
- Visit the Student Resources website.
IT Resources for Remote Learning
As the hybrid teaching and learning model continues until further notice, many faculty and staff find themselves teaching remotely. Numerous resources, tools and support services are available.
Find tools and resources including tech support,
tutorials, one-on-one consultations, and more below:
- Learn about Rapid Remote Teaching Resources.
- View tips for home office set-up.
- Request a consultation with the Office of Digital Education.
IT Resources for Remote Teaching
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Guiding Principles
Our return to campus plans are grounded in three guiding principles for safeguarding our campus community while delivering on our mission.
Protect Protecting the health and safety of our students, faculty, staff and those we serve will continue to be our primary focus and highest priority. |
Innovate We will continue to innovate and adapt our academic programming and campus operations to meet the evolving challenges presented by COVID-19. |
Lead We will continue to demonstrate strength in unity, never losing sight of our purpose. |
