As classes start on Jan. 10, the University of Central Florida (UCF) will continue to closely monitor COVID-19 and will improve cleaning and classroom disinfections, access to hand-sanitizing stations, and mask distribution.
COVID-19 is still being actively monitored at UCF, and the institution has advised the university community to protect themselves by following the newest Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines.
Key Takeaways:
- The University of Central Florida (UCF) will keep a close eye on COVID-19 once classes start on Jan. 10.
- The university community has been encouraged to protect themselves by following the most recent CDC guidelines.
- UCF will continue to improve classroom cleaning and disinfection, as well as provide hand-washing stations and mask distribution.
UCF will continue to improve cleaning and disinfection in classrooms, as well as provide access to hand-sanitizing stations and mask distribution.
The university has also advised all students, professors, and staff to get completely vaccinated and boosted in light of the increase of the omicron variant.
Vaccines and boosters are still free at the Student Health Center, either by walk-in or appointment or at a site nearby.
Students, professors, and employees can continue to test for free in Garage A on the main campus of UCF. Moreover, drive-through testing is accessible from Monday to Saturday.
Members of the UCF community are encouraged to consider booking an appointment for the Garage A testing site, which is currently in high demand.
Other Abcodo partner institutions have also recently released updates on classes amid the omicron threat.
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