Summer 2021
Guided by current public health and safety recommendations, our plan for summer 2021 will look much like spring 2021. For example, mask wearing, social distancing and contact tracing will continue.
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What you need to know now:
- It is critically important that all students, faculty and staff monitor for and report any COVID-19-related symptoms to the Protect Purdue Health Center 24/7 by calling 765-496-INFO (4636) or toll-free at 833-571-1043.
- Get vaccinated against COVID-19 to Protect Purdue.
- There will be no general student surveillance testing over the summer session.
- Information and resources for anyone in isolation or quarantine are available from the Protect Purdue Health Center.
- PassProof and Healow tools help make the COVID-19 testing, quarantine and isolation processes smoother during the spring semester.
- Download the CORQ app to find all student organization events happening around campus.
- Protect Purdue Pledge violations added to Student Code of Conduct.
- Guidelines for eating and drinking on campus.
- Anyone entering a campus building must correctly wear a face mask in all hallways, public spaces and common areas as well as anytime social distancing of 6 feet is not possible.
- May 2021 commencement will be held at Ross-Ade Stadium.
- Even the most carefully laid out plans have to be resilient. We know that we do not know everything about the COVID-19 virus, and we all must be ready to adapt and change as we learn more. This could include an interruption that requires a period of remote learning with little advanced notice.
- Concerned about a fellow student? Contact the Office of the Dean of Students.