As part of our efforts to maintain physical distance and reduce the density of individuals in campus spaces, many campus employees will continue to work remotely throughout the academic year. Offices and services will remain available to students, but hours for in-person interaction and drop-in access to services may be more limited than in terms […]
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Community Safety Commitments
Responsible, other-centered individual decisions aligned with public health guidance are the single-best way to “Protect the Hive” and the larger community from the spread of the COVID-19 virus. In order to ensure the safest possible environment, the following list of Community Safety Commitments applies equally to every member of the campus community (students, faculty and […]
Student Surveillance Testing
What kind of test is it?A PCR (quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction) test looks for the presence of SARS-CoV-2. PCR tests provide fast and highly accurate results. What can I expect when I am tested?You will be asked to confirm personal information. To run a PCR test, a specimen will be collected from the nose via nasal […]
Initial COVID-19 Testing for Students
Kalamazoo College has robust testing protocols in place as part of our plan for re-engagement. All faculty, staff, and students will be asked to partake in an initial COVID test during the beginning of the winter term and random surveillance testing throughout the remainder of the academic year. The following applies to the initial testing […]
Winter Sports: Return-to-Campus Process
For our winter teams (basketball and swimming and diving), the return-to-campus process will be as follows: Student-athletes and coaches will return to campus on January 9 and report to the Hicks Center in masks. Women’s basketball will report at 2 p.m. Men’s basketball at 2:30 p.m. Swimming and diving at 3:15 p.m. Upon report time, […]
Winter Sports Phase-In Process
On December 13, our four winter teams (men’s and women’s swimming and diving, women’s basketball, and men’s basketball) will all begin a phasing-in period at home. Due to the fact that we were not in person in the fall, did nothing organized with our teams, and we have not properly phased our students into their […]