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University-approved signage will designate when a space requires a face covering under this policy. Many campus locations will not require face covers. For example, face coverings will not be required in offices in which physical distancing is possible or in which there is only a single person, Sun Devil Fitness Centers, ASU Student Unions all campuses , meeting rooms that are not used for classes if physical distancing is possible, and residential halls.
If the supply of masks in a classroom is low, please contact classroom support as directed in the signage in the room. The process of determining eligibility for accommodations and what accommodations may be available requires medical documentation and can take several days, so please do not delay in contacting the relevant office with questions.
As of July 27, , the CDC recommends that people wear face covers in indoor public settings regardless of vaccination status in areas of substantial or high transmission of the virus.
The Arizona Department of Health Services has endorsed this recommendation and has urged the public to follow suit. As we have throughout this pandemic, ASU will continue to adjust policies based on public health conditions informed by the CDC and Maricopa County Public Health guidance to ensure the healthiest possible environment.
If it can be shown that physical distancing is possible, exemptions to the Face Cover Policy will be considered on a case-by-case basis for specific classes or labs. All members of and visitors to the ASU community are expected to wear face coverings in designated spaces. Similarly, concerns about faculty not wearing face coverings should be sent to provost asu.
Visitors unwilling to wear a face cover may be asked to leave. Face coverings for interacting with deaf or hard of hearing individuals can be obtained by contacting Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services at or Student. Accessibility asu. Beginning Aug. The kits contain cloth face coverings, hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes and a thermometer. For fall , ASU is returning to instruction on campus and in person.
Other courses have been purposefully designed to be best experienced in person. Courses will meet in the modality listed in the university class schedule. For classrooms, contact the classroom support number found in the room. For all other spaces, ASU faculty and staff should inform their supervisor about the specific request. Students should contact deanofstudents asu.
Remind your visitors of the importance of face coverings to community health and your expectation that they wear one in your room. Additional questions can be addressed to your community assistant or community director. To stem the spread of COVID, ASU requires everyone to wear face covers in classrooms, labs and other indoor spaces where distancing is not possible. The university strongly recommends that everyone wear a face covering inside university buildings.
Please follow all CDC guidance for face coverings. We have provided ASU employees with a Community of Care kit via interoffice mail that contains two washable and reusable three-ply cloth face covers. If you feel additional filtering capacity is required, ASU has also distributed surgical-type face covers in cleaning kits to all departments and classrooms.
Units may reorder kits through Workday. You may also choose to wear a surgical face cover under a cloth face covering. Please review the CDC guidance on face covering fit and filtration. N95 and KN95 respirators are commercially available but are not recommended for the general population. If you feel your job or health circumstances require this level of filtration, please contact ASU Employee Health. N95 masks are also available in vending machines on campus. For fall , ASU is planning to return to instruction on campus and in person.
We are looking forward to providing you with a full campus experience. To request disability or medical-related accommodations, please contact Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services. Should you have additional questions, you may also contact Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services directly by emailing Student.
If you are feeling sick, you should stay home and contact ASU Health Services, who will advise you about scheduling a telehealth or in-person appointment. You should also contact your instructor s to inform them of your absence from class and inquire about how to keep up with your class and coursework.
You should follow the medical advice given to you and be in touch with your course instructors for how to stay current in your class. Absences for COVID exposure or quarantine will be accommodated without penalty with documentation from a health care professional. In some cases, you will be able to attend classes remotely. In some cases, you will have access to a recording of class. Some classes do not lend themselves to remote attendance, and those courses may provide alternative accommodations including makeup work.
It is your responsibility to contact your instructor with documentation as directed in the course syllabus as soon as you know you need to quarantine to discuss accommodations. If you do not notify your instructor in a timely fashion as directed in the syllabus, you may not be able to access accommodations. It is also your responsibility to complete any makeup work as directed.
For fall , both B and C session courses are currently scheduled to continue in-person after Thanksgiving break. Family Weekend has been scheduled for Nov. Commencement ceremonies will take place the week of Dec. Sun Devil Campus Stores, which are available to in-person customers, are always open online. Visit sundevilcampusstores.
The store team is on campus to help answer your questions. Accommodations will continue to be administered, and Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services formerly known as the Disability Resource Center will continue operations to assist you in learning remotely. If you need additional support or information, contact your Disability Access Consultant DAC via their email, phone or Zoom conference. DACs can complete your intake by email, phone or Zoom conference.
The ASU laptop and hot spot lending program has ended its service. To ensure student success in ASU's return to in-person learning, there are many on-campus technology resources available for students including but not limited to:. For more information, visit lib. ASU will maintain vacant rooms for isolation spaces if needed.
Common areas may be subject to restrictions depending upon current, local health conditions; high-touch points will be cleaned and disinfected frequently; and sanitation stations will be available. If you have specific questions about enrolling, please contact your admission representative.
For questions about housing, please visit University Housing. Admissions Services is able to host a limited number of visitors for in-person walking tours on select dates and times. Let us know how we can help with your ASU enrollment needs. We have a dedicated team of professionals ready to help. Contact the Admissions team.
Please visit the university's contractors and suppliers webpage for additional health and safety requirements. ASU requests that visitors ask themselves the following questions, the same used by the screeners according to CDC guidelines. Go home and contact your health care provider before returning to campus.
If we can help to meet your needs without you needing to enter the building, we will do so. Some buildings or locations may have screeners or visitor kiosks to monitor the symptoms of those entering. Regardless of the system in place in each location, ASU asks that visitors ask themselves the following questions, the same used by the screeners according to CDC guidelines.
Go home and contact your health care provider and your supervisor before returning to campus. If we can help meet your needs without you needing to enter the building, we will do so. Additionally, the library has a vast number of digital services, including One Search , which provides access to online-only resources at ASU; library guides for help with research and citations; and Ask A Librarian , online chat library assistance.
ASU averages six to eight air exchanges per hour in our buildings, which meets or exceeds ASHRAE recommendations, and significantly more outside air in our laboratory spaces. In its numerous campus heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems, ASU uses air filtration designed for optimum performance and efficacy, including MERV 13 air filters in our larger HVAC systems.
ASU also employs a cadre of filter changers and HVAC mechanics to ensure all HVAC systems are properly maintained, cleaned and operated at peak performance for air quality and temperature and humidity control. Request custodial services using this service request. For urgent facility needs, call Report empty hand sanitizer stations to Facilities Management, or facman asu. The U. Caution: Isopropanol and ethanol vapors may be irritating. Do not use ethanol, isopropanol or other flammable solutions in the vicinity of electrical outlets, hot surfaces or open flames.
Contact Environmental Health and Safety at for more information. Our more than 20 physicians and nurse practitioners are board-certified in emergency medicine, family medicine, internal medicine, neurology, orthopedics, rheumatology and sports medicine. Telehealth services will also be available to students. ASU Counseling Services is offering mental health support services remotely and in person as needed. To reach a counselor or schedule an appointment, please call As always, we will talk with you, help you identify solutions or support, and connect you with those services at ASU or in the community.
Something as simple as talking to someone can help you feel better, improve your grades and manage stress. Call your health care professional or medical provider if you feel sick with fever, cough or have difficulty breathing, and have been in close contact with a person known to have COVID Also contact your medical provider if you are experiencing at least two of the following: fever, chills, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat or new loss of taste or smell.
Seek medical attention immediately if you have any of these COVID emergency warning signs: trouble breathing, persistent pain or pressure in chest, new confusion or inability to arouse or bluish lips or face. Many campus events remain virtual, but some have returned in person. See the ASU Events website for more information. On June 11, Sun Devil Athletics announced that they are moving forward with plans to have a full stadium when Sun Devil football begins on Thursday, Sept. University venues and hosts vary, depending on the event.
Reimbursement and refund policies will be set by the organizations sponsoring and hosting those events. Please contact the entity from whom your ticket was purchased for information regarding postponements, cancellations and refunds. Recognizing that students need two on-campus semesters before they are eligible for a CPT or an off-campus internship, students can arrive physically by the beginning of fall session B and remain eligible for off-campus internships in summer If you cannot arrive by the beginning of fall session B, you will not be able to hold a summer internship unless your program requires you to be in an off-campus internship in the summer.
At this time, remote TA and RA positions are not allowed. If you have not already started your graduate degree program, you will may to contact Admissions at Grad20 asu. Please refer to your appointment letter and confirm assignment details with your supervisor. It is expected that all positions should start no later than the first day of classes. You will need to confirm that you can perform the work remotely.
The work may involve having adequate access to a computer and the internet as well as attending lectures via Zoom, grading digital assignments, answering student emails, holding office hours via Zoom for students and managing time-zone differences when making assignments for courses.
You will need to attend remotely the TA orientation by the Graduate College and any unit-specific training, and meet with the instructor-of-record for the class. Units will need to consider time-zone differences when scheduling. You will need to confirm that you can perform work remotely, including access to the right software, data, Office of Research Integrity and Assurance ORIA guidelines, etc.
Work may include activities such as data processing, programming, literature searches and writing assignments.
You will need to work with your faculty supervisor to ensure you go through onboarding and training activities so that you are aware of the performance expectations for the position. Student safety is a top priority. Assigned tasks should not include experiments or work that is normally performed in a laboratory-controlled environment.
ASU Sun Devil Campus Stores are open online for all students, including course material needs for international students. We encourage all students to order online early. Please allow as much time as possible for processing international course material orders due to various shipping charges, taxes and potential delays.
Visit shipping details for the most current information. Defense committees and students should discuss which defense option they would like to utilize for their defense virtual, ASU Sync or in-person. You are also more likely to excel in the classroom, get more involved in campus activities, have more interaction with faculty, and feel more connected to the campus community. If you have any questions regarding your application or other housing-related matters, call our customer care team at or email housing asu.
Residents who currently live on campus are given priority access to select bed spaces for the academic year. All deadlines and process timelines will be communicated through students' ASU email.
It is critical that students adhere to outlined deadlines, to ensure their access to as many options as possible. Bed spaces for Upper Division students are not guaranteed on campus. The most updated information regarding deadlines and processes will be communicated through students' ASU email. It is critical that students adhere to the outlined deadlines, to ensure their access to as many bed space options as possible.
Current Family residents who are degree-seeking students and in good financial standing with University Housing are eligible to renew the University Housing License Agreement for the academic year.
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