UAA is in Phase B of its COVID-19 response plan. What does this mean?
by Green & Gold News |
The outlines a five-phase framework for resuming on-site activities and operations at university campuses, with risk metrics, potential operations and protective measures listed for each phase. Information on each of the phases is available at the .
As of June 1, UAA is in Phase B. What does this mean for current operations?
- Academics: All summer classes will continue via alternate course delivery.
- Workplace: Most employees continue to work at home, but there is more flexibility for on-site work.
- Public spaces: Public spaces and services will continue to remain closed unless approved by the
UAA Incident Management Team.
- Student Health and Counseling Center remains open for students. remains open for students, faculty and staff.
- Safety measures: Students, faculty and staff entering UAA facilities must adhere to .
Visit the for more details on our current phase of operations. If all goes well, Phase B will be followed with a move to Phase C in the fall; however, such a move will not change course delivery methods this fall.