COVID Tests Available Prior to Leaving Campus
November 11, 2020
COVID-19 Updates and Resources
Effective Wednesday, Nov. 11, the university has moved to remote instruction for the remainder of the fall semester.
On Oct. 16, the university announced the spring 2021 semester will be held on campus under a revised schedule. The university will offer courses in a variety of ways to ensure a safe and engaging learning environment. Visit our schedule changes, safety measures, resources and COVID-19 dashboard for more information.
Updated November 10, 2020
Staying Vigilant about COVID-19
We must remain cautious and vigilant to keep each other safe. Susquehanna University is reliant on the efforts of each individual student, faculty and staff member to follow the health and safety protocols on and off campus. At times, we might need to politely remind one another to follow these protocols. While we want people to engage with each other, we must limit our gatherings and stay within our family groups to help #savethesemester.
Health & Safety Contacts
COVID-19 Hotline: 570-372-3333
Student Life: vpsl@susqu.edu
Student Health Services: 570-372-4385
Student COVID-19 Testing Questions: covidtesting@susqu.edu
Dashboard & Travel Advisories
Most recent COVID-19 statistics on campus and travel advisories for Susquehanna University
LiveSafe App
Students:
Conduct daily symptom monitoring.
Conduct daily symptom monitoring.
Report noncompliance.
Receive campus updates.
Download the free app from the
App Store or Google Apps.
Download the free app from the
App Store or Google Apps.
Faculty/Staff:
Track your health with this Daily Health Log.
Safety Actions
Here are some simple ways you can help save the semester.
- Each day, conduct a self-check for symptoms before going to class or work.
- Wear a mask. If someone does not have a mask, politely direct them to a nearby sanitizing station where they can get one.
- Maintain at least 6 feet of physical distance, indoors and outdoors, from other people at all times.
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Wash your hands at least 20 seconds before eating and after blowing your nose, coughing, sneezing, or using the restroom. If soap and water are not readily available, utilize hand sanitizer.
Current Student Resources and FAQs
Up-to-date information and questions answered for Current Students of Susquehanna University.
Faculty & Staff Resources and FAQs
Up-to-date information and questions answered for Faculty and Staff of Susquehanna University.
Prospective Admitted and Enrolling Students COVID-19 FAQ
Up-to-date information and questions answered for Prospective Students of Susquehanna University.
