Mitigation protocols for fall 2022 semester:
Masks
Community spread remains high in Milwaukee County, with the city issuing a mask advisory in July that recommended wearing a well-fitting mask in indoor public settings. Students are encouraged to bring disposable or KN95/N95 respirator masks to campus to ensure they are able to follow mask guidance.
- Classrooms and labs: Our goal is to remain safe and provide a meaningful in-person learning experience. Instructors teaching in-person classes or labs this fall may encourage students to wear masks in alignment with our university recommendation and city guidance. Students are asked to comply with any such request in the spirit of fostering a respectful, inclusive community.
- On-campus clinical settings: Masks are required.
- Marquette University Child Care Center: Masks are required for anyone aged two or older.
- Elsewhere on campus: Masks are strongly recommended indoors if Milwaukee County is at a “High” CDC Community Level or when the city issues a mask advisory. Anyone who feels more comfortable wearing a mask is encouraged to do so.
Free masks are available on campus
Students are encouraged to bring disposable or KN95/N95 respirator masks to campus to ensure they are able to follow mask guidance. In addition, disposable masks and nonmedical grade N95 respirator masks for voluntary use are available at the AMU Information Desk and Raynor Memorial Libraries. Each school, college and residence hall also have a supply of masks to distribute.
For departments, all mask styles can be ordered by submitting a requisition form to the Dental Store by emailing dentalstore@marquette.edu. Schools and colleges should place consolidated mask orders for their faculty, staff and students instead of individual academic departments ordering masks on their own. For COVID-related purchases, use your department RC along with the COVID natural 6202.
CDC definition of up to date with COVID-19 vaccination
You are up to date with your COVID-19 vaccines when you have received all doses in the primary series and all boosters recommended for you, when eligible. Read more on the CDC website. Please note that the CDC has updated booster recommendations for individuals aged 50 and older to include a second booster at least four months after the first booster. Individuals are considered up to date immediately after getting all recommended boosters.
COVID-19 vaccination for students
The primary series and booster (if eligible) are required for students. Upload proof of vaccination and booster online.
Source: COVID-19 mitigation protocols to begin the fall 2022 semester – Marquette Today







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