Given that asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic individuals are known to spread the virus, physical distancing is one effective way to mitigate disease transmission risk. Face coverings are not a substitute for physical distancing.

Around Campus and Shared Spaces

• The university supports the 3 feet physical distancing guidelines recently issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but additional distancing is encouraged where feasible, particularly indoors.
• Changes in traffic flow are indicated by one-way signs and markers with doors labeled as entrance- or exit-only.
• Furniture has been rearranged or eliminated.
• Occupancy limits are posted where people might normally congregate.
• Acrylic glass shields have been added in common areas.

In the Classroom

• Face coverings are expected for unvaccinated individuals. 
• The university supports the 3 feet physical distancing guidelines recently issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but additional distancing is encouraged where feasible, particularly indoors.