Clarkson College continues to monitor the COVID-19 pandemic in our community along with our educational partner, Nebraska Medicine, and colleagues at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC). In response to COVID-19, we continue to promote a safe and healthy campus for students, faculty, staff and visitors of Clarkson College.
Fall 2022: Please continue to check this webpage as well as your email as information becomes available. Review Our Plan Ahead to Fall 2022.
By coming to campus, you acknowledge that you have answered the Daily Self-monitoring Questions confirming you have no symptoms of COVID-19.
Self-Monitoring Questions:
When coming to campus, ask yourself the following questions.
Masks are optional on the Clarkson College campus. Mask may be worn per your comfort level. We encourage everyone to avoid crowds and poorly ventilated spaces, cover coughs and sneezes, wash hands often, follow CDC travel guidance and the requirements of the College health and safety office, and continue to follow any applicable workplace or clinical agency guidance, including guidance related to personal protective equipment use or SARS-CoV-2 testing.
We are aware that some agencies may not use the same protocol, and we will make updates when more information is available.
Thank you for your continued dedication to maintaining a safe and healthy campus and College community. We look forward to seeing you soon
Clarkson College is dedicated to providing our community with information ensuring that our campus remains a safe learning environment. Below you will find data concerning the number of COVID-19 cases among Clarkson College students.
This information is updated weekly and only reflects COVID-19 cases that the College has been made aware of via the self-reporting student form. Students who have tested positive, have been in close contact with a positive case without the use of a mask, and those symptomatic are required to following the self-quarantine guidelines before returning to campus.
Date updated: 8/01/2022
*Recovery denotes completion of our documentation process beginning with a positive test result and ending in a student’s return to campus.
