Ready for Fall

Fall instruction and operations will be primarily in person.

COVID-19 safety plans, tools and requirements to protect the UO community:

• Vaccinations are required for all students and employees.
• Weekly COVID-19 testing is required for all unvaccinated students and employees (anyone with an exemption or not yet fully vaccinated).
• Face coverings are required indoors in all UO facilities, unless alone in a room or eating in a designated area and outdoors if you can't keep keep 6 feet of distance from others.
• Physical distancing is encouraged but not required. Maintain distance when possible, especially when eating or if you are not fully vaccinated
• Check your symptoms. Don't come to campus sick.
• Cleaning and ventilation improvements. We've increased airflow in buildings, clean using OSHA and CDC required methods, and installed touchless bathroom faucets, hand sanitizer and towel dispensers across campus

Vaccination

Getting vaccinated is the best thing you can do to prevent serious illness from for COVID-19.

COVID-19 Vaccinations are required for all students and employees prior to fall term

More than 95% of UO students and employees who’ve submitted their information are fully vaccinated. Eugene and the campus neighborhood have high vaccination rates. See UO vaccination dashboard for the latest information.

The UO will award $50,000 in prizes to eligible students who complete the vaccine requirement by Friday, September 10 by uploading their information.

Unvaccinated UO students and employees, including those who are partially vaccinated or choose an exemption, are required to take part in weekly COVID-19 testing.

Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test is required at large public events like games, concerts or conferences.

Vaccines are available from health providers, pharmacies and county health departments. Those living in Lane County can go to a Lane County Public Health clinic.

Vaccine and Distribution

Need COVID-19 testing?

Free COVID-19 testing is available for all asymptomatic UO employees, students, and Lane County residents age 3 and older.

Individuals who develop COVID-19 symptoms and have been in close contact with a person known to have COVID-19 should contact their health care provider for information on testing. Student may also contact University Health Services at 541-346-2770.

Exposed to COVID-19 or sick?

If you have tested positive or think you have been exposed to COVID-19:

• Complete the case and contact form
• See the guidance on exposure scenarios

The university reports known positive COVID-19 cases of employees who have been on-campus and students and notifies all known potential close contacts living or working on campus of potential exposure.