The health and safety of our students, faculty and staff are top priorities at UW-Stevens Point. We are committed to addressing concerns regarding the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and will continue to provide information on how we are slowing the spread on our campus.

Face coverings are required indoors in public spaces, including classrooms, laboratories, studios and other instructional spaces, and outdoors when physical distancing is difficult to maintain.

Students

Testing after-hours is available at local clinics, as well as on campus weekdays.
All students who will be on campus are required to begin the day with the Daily Symptom Screening Form.
If you haven't already done so, complete the COVID-19 Student Training Module.

Student Health Service (715-346-4646)
Dean of Students (715-346-2611)
Student Resources
Library Updates
Residence Hall Info
Dining Services
Counseling Center (715-346-3553)
Office of International Education (715-346-2717)

Faculty and Staff

All personnel returning to campus are required at the beginning of each day to use the Daily Symptom Screening Form.
If you haven't already done so, complete the COVID-19 Employee Training Module.

Human Resources Info
Instructor Resources
Facility Services COVID-19 Information
Employee Assistance Program (EAP) (1-866-274-4723)

For both:

COVID-19 Reporting Form

Flow charts:
If you have symptoms of COVID-19

If exposed/close contact

What's new

In Health/Wellness/Prevention: workplace prevention procedures/information
In Work-Related: updates on returning to campus
In Students: Distance education fee, Prevention procedures, Residential Living/Dining updates
In Communications: Dean of Students letter, "Return to Campus/Classroom" series for students and employees, Return to Campus message from Chancellor Patterson
Daily Symptom Screening Form and Screening FAQs
Pivot Point appendices, fillable Return to Work form (appendix 6)

Find additional information and resources on this site, including how UW-Stevens Point is protecting students, faculty and staff members, visitors and the community.

Learn more from the following sources

UW System

WI Department of Health Services

World Health Organization (WHO)

U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

2019 Novel Coronavirus FAQ (CDC)

Map: COVID-19 Global Cases (Johns Hopkins University CSSE)

Student Health Service
715-346-4646

State health line
Call 211 or text COVID19 to 211-211 for questions about the coronavirus disease.

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We are making space and service updates to maintain hygiene safety and physical distancing best practices in six ways:

Physical distancing
By modifying shared spaces with staggered seating and buffer zones, employees can continue to operate in the workplace while maintaining a healthy physical distance from colleagues and visitors.

Increased sanitization
We’ve implemented heightened cleaning measures to ensure the health and wellbeing of our students, faculty and staff members. We are disinfecting common areas more frequently and are providing sanitization products (e.g. hand sanitizer).

Behavioral signage
New cleaning standards and capacity protocols will be reinforced with strategically placed signage and wayfinding—friendly reminders that the well-being of our university community depends on all of us to do our part.

Face coverings, masks and hygiene
Good hand hygiene and use of appropriate face coverings will be essential to minimize the risk of person-to-person transmission of COVID-19.

Consistent communication
Sharing of timely, accurate and pertinent information will be essential to engaging the UW-Stevens Point community in measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 within our campus community.

Health monitoring and contact tracing
Students and employees are required to complete a screening tool daily when on any campus to attest that they have no symptoms of COVID. In the event of an outbreak on campus, the local Division of Public Health will be responsible for contact tracing.

Information on Coronavirus