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It is more important than ever that we take care of ourselves and one another.

UCF continues to prioritize our community’s health and well-being following guidance from state and public health officials. We are prepared to pivot to more remote work and instruction if needed.

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Potential COVID-19 Exposure

Because risk of exposure exists in any public place where people are present and the pandemic is a reality across our broader community, we can expect that UCF will not be immune from continued impact.

If you or someone you know tests positive for COVID-19, here are the steps you should to take:

  • Stay home and do not come to campus.
  • Self-isolate and avoid contact with other people and social gatherings.
  • Let your supervisor or faculty member know that you’re ill and not able to come to work or class.
  • Follow the instructions of your healthcare provider to determine if testing or treatment is needed.
  • Call the UCF COVID Line at 407-823-2509 if you test positive.

COVID SELF-CHECKER

Students and Employees
The self-checker remains available in the UCF Mobile app and online as a tool for screening symptoms.

Visitors
All UCF visitors and vendors are encouraged to conduct symptom monitoring through the COVID Self-Checker before arriving on campus.

example of COVID Self-Checker button on the UCF Mobile app

Armor Up, Knights

It takes each of us to help protect our UCF community. Prevent and avoid the spread of COVID-19 with these tips.


Wear face covering


Wash hands often


Keep 6ft physical distance


Avoid touching your face


Disinfect frequently-touched-items

Stay home if you or someone in close proximity has COVID-19

Frequently Asked Questions

Face Coverings | Campus Events & Activities | Policy | Instruction | Housing | Employees | COVID Self-Checker | Safety

Campus Events & Activities

Policy

Instruction

We continue to monitor COVID-19 cases in our community and on campus and will share any updates to UCF’s plans with the campus community. The UCF coronavirus website is also kept updated with the latest information.

Housing

Employees

More information, including a forthcoming updated remote work policy, and additional guidance to assist employees and managers regarding expectations will be shared soon. In order to appropriately provide excellent service and resources for our students and faculty, not all requests for remote or hybrid work schedules should be expected to be approved.

Meetings, training sessions and other group discussions should continue to occur in virtual platforms, rather than traditional face-to-face meetings, as much as possible. Some of the available tools are Skype, Teams and Zoom. Continued physical distancing remains critical to prevent further spread of COVID-19.

Departments should proceed as they normally would with regular orders for office items such as soap, hand sanitizer, paper towels and other cleaning supplies. These items are especially important as employees begin returning to work and have the need to clean their personal workspaces, and departments should continue with their normal processes for procuring these supplies at their own cost.

Departments with additional needs for cleaning and disinfecting supplies beyond their regular orders should seek authorization prior to purchasing by directing their requests to eoc@ucf.edu. It is important that any new requests for items intended to prevent further spread of COVID-19 funnel through this centralized request system in case there is a possibility for future reimbursement.

COVID Self-Checker

No. UCF is committed to protecting your privacy. The symptoms you indicate in the self-checker will not be shared or stored in any system of record.

No, but the self-checker remains available in the UCF Mobile app and online as a tool for screening symptoms, and we encourage students, faculty, staff and campus visitors to use it.

Safety


Face Covering Questions? We’ve Got You Covered.

It takes all Knights, whether on or off campus, to protect ourselves and all members of the UCF community. Find out all you need to know about when and where to wear face coverings, as well as how to get yours. Let’s pledge to Armor Up and work together to curb further spread of COVID-19.

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