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Skip to main content Google Tag Manager WELCOME BACK! Don't forget to upload your booster documentation. Columbia University in the City of New York Toggle search * Medical Center COVID-19 Resource Guide for the Columbia Community Toggle search Submit keywords Search the site MAIN NAVIGATION EXPANDED * Spring 2022 * University Updates * Policies and Guidelines * Videos * Event and Gathering Guidelines * Visitor Guidelines * Surveillance Testing Results * COVID-19 Vaccine Info * Vaccine Mandate * Vaccine Booster Mandate * NYC Vaccine Requirement * ReopenCU App * COVID-19 Testing Program * PCR Testing FAQs * Isolation * Quarantine * COVID-19 Monitoring Plan * Building Readiness Information * Research * Research Ramp-up Ambassadors * Announcements * School Updates COVID-19 Resource Guide for the Columbia Community COVID-19 RESOURCE GUIDE Please Wear Surgical Masks in Indoor University Settings NEW WINTER HEALTH GUIDANCE Faculty and staff can now upload proof of their required booster dosing of the COVID-19 vaccine by going to the Upload Your Vaccination Documentation page and scrolling down to the new "Booster Information" section. Students should use the usual process for uploading their required booster documentation. The deadline to upload documentation of COVID-19 booster has been deferred to the end of May 2022. Effective January 18, cloth masks will not be acceptable protection in indoor Columbia University settings. All Columbia affiliates must wear surgical masks at all times in indoor settings in Columbia facilities, regardless of vaccination status. (Some individuals may choose to wear other mask types such as KN95 or KF94. N95 masks are required for specific clinical patient-facing settings.) We strongly encourage masking outdoors in large gatherings. Unvaccinated individuals must continue to wear masks both indoors and outdoors. AT-A-GLANCE COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS For additional details, please refer to the most recent University Updates. BREAKING NEWS: COVID-19 BOOSTER MANDATE DEADLINE DEFERRED TO END OF MAY 2022 PERMITTED * Academic, research, and administrative gatherings are allowed with no capacity restrictions. * Social gatherings are allowed with no capacity restrictions. * Eating/drinking onsite (indoors or outdoors) is allowed at gatherings with minimal removal of masks. Masks may only be removed to eat or drink. Please put masks back on between bites and sips. (Eating in classrooms is generally not encouraged). * Visitors are permitted and are required to follow the visitor policy. They also must have proof of vaccination and a booster as well as complete the attestation form prior to accessing a Columbia facility. Individual schools or departments are expected to ensure vaccine/booster compliance when such visitors are invited, and prior to visiting a Columbia facility. * Faculty, instructional staff, and students providing instruction may teach without a face covering, but must maintain six feet of distance from the nearest person and must then wear a face covering upon completion of classroom instruction. CONTINUED RESTRICTIONS * Eating in classrooms is generally not encouraged. * Masking indoors at Columbia is required and continues through March 31. Cloth masks are not an acceptable option, and we strongly recommend wearing masks outdoors when in crowded settings. * Red passes will be applied to all those who are not compliant with the Gateway Testing requirement. * Daily attestation is required. REQUIRED PROTOCOL FOR COMING TO CAMPUS These rules—and related policies and guidelines—apply to all affiliates. You must follow all University Public Health Protocols, which include masking and distancing where appropriate. user-md icon Get Vaccinated / Booster & Upload Documentation Get vaccinated or get a booster dose using the New York Vaccine Finder. Booster dosing is required for all faculty, staff, and students who meet eligibility criteria. medkit icon Get Tested All individuals, including those who are fully vaccinated, will need to continue to participate in the Spring 2022 Term Testing Program. download icon Complete the Daily Attestation Use the app to generate a "green pass," which is needed to access campus buildings. Download it from the App Store or Google Play, or use the web version. wpforms icon Read and Sign the Compact If you are new or returning to campus for the first time, sign the Columbia Community Health Compact, which can be found in the ReopenCU app. desktop icon Take Safety Training If you are new or returning to campus for the first time, you must take the COVID-19 safety course before you arrive on campus. COVID-19 TEST RESULTS: WEEK OF FEBRUARY 14 * All Campuses * Campus Data By Cohort ALL CAMPUSES TOTAL TESTING Tests Conducted 4,734 Tests Positive 37 Positivity Rate 0.78% TESTING DATA OUTSIDE COLUMBIA TEST AND TRACE PROGRAM Columbia affiliates who test positive outside of the Columbia Test and Trace Program should notify the University within 48 hours. You will be provided with further guidance via email, along with next steps and a list of available resources. Positive Tests Data reflect positive test notifications since February 14 and include positive tests for symptomatic cases through on-campus health services and the contact tracing efforts for these cases. 43 Affiliate Schools Affiliate schools report results separately: * Barnard College * Jewish Theological Seminary * Teachers College * Union Theological Seminary CAMPUS DATA BY COHORT CAMPUS DATA BY COHORT: WEEK OF FEBRUARY 14 Morningside, Manhattanville, Lamont-Doherty Tests Conducted Tests Positive Percent Positive Students Tests Conducted 2,783 Tests Positive 27 Percent Positive 0.97 Faculty and Staff Tests Conducted 740 Tests Positive 4 Percent Positive 0.54 Other Affiliates Tests Conducted 150 Tests Positive 2 Percent Positive 1.33 Total Tests Conducted 3,673 Tests Positive 33 Percent Positive 0.90 Tests Conducted Tests Positive Percent Positive CUIMC Tests Conducted Tests Positive Percent Positive Students Tests Conducted 430 Tests Positive 0 Percent Positive 0.00 Faculty and Staff Tests Conducted 631 Tests Positive 4 Percent Positive 0.63 Other Affiliates Tests Conducted 0 Tests Positive 0 Percent Positive 0.00 Total Tests Conducted 1,061 Tests Positive 4 Percent Positive 0.38 Tests Conducted Tests Positive Percent Positive Morningside, Manhattanville, Lamont-Doherty Students2,783270.97 Faculty and Staff74040.54 Other Affiliates15021.33 Total3,673330.90CUIMC Students43000.00 Faculty and Staff63140.63 Other Affiliates000.00 Total1,06140.38 See all campus data. DAILY CASES AND HOSPITALIZATIONS IN NEW YORK CITY In the context of Columbia’s COVID-19 vaccination and booster mandates, the numbers of hospitalizations and deaths amongst vaccinated individuals in New York City become the metrics of particular importance, rather than cases or PCR positivity. ON-CAMPUS VACCINATION MANDATE COMPLIANCE DATA FEBRUARY 14-20 Faculty, Researchers, and Staff Vaccine Mandate Compliant* 26,308 Vaccine Mandate Noncompliant 3 Percent Compliant 99.90 Students Vaccine Mandate Compliant* 13,643 Vaccine Mandate Noncompliant 2 Percent Compliant 99.90 Total Across All Campuses Vaccine Mandate Compliant* 39,951 Vaccine Mandate Noncompliant 5 Percent Compliant 99.90 Vaccine Mandate Compliant* Vaccine Mandate Noncompliant Percent Compliant Faculty, Researchers, and Staff26,308399.90Students13,643299.90Total Across All Campuses39,951599.90 *These numbers include 80 approved exemptions for faculty, researchers, and staff on campus last week (0.6%) and 145 approved exemptions for students. . COVID-19 MONITORING PLAN A framework for monitoring risk levels Current Alert Level: Low Risk (Yellow) See the Details FEATURED VIDEOS Campus Update Forum: Feb. 8, 2022 Campus Update Forum: Jan. 18, 2022 Campus Update Forum: Jan. 4, 2022 More Video CAMPUS UPDATES February 23, 2022 COVID-19 BOOSTER MANDATE DEADLINE DEFERRED TO END OF MAY 2022 With New York health care workers no longer subject to immediate enforcement of the booster mandate, Columbia is deferring the February deadlines. The exemption request process will be paused and re-activated four weeks prior to any new mandate deadline. Tags AnnouncementPublic HealthVaccineFacilities and Campus Life February 22, 2022 MORNINGSIDE AND MANHATTANVILLE STUDENTS: A GUIDE TO AT-HOME COVID-19 TESTS Guidance on when to use at-home tests and how to access FDA-authorized at-home tests. Tags AnnouncementPublic HealthFacilities and Campus Life February 16, 2022 UPDATES ON BOOSTER UPLOADING, COVID TESTING, FACE COVERING, AND VISITOR/GATHERING PROTOCOLS The deadline to upload proof of your booster is February 28th for most Columbia affiliates, and February 21st for certain health care workers and clinical students. Please upload your booster vaccination documentation as soon as possible. Tags AnnouncementPublic HealthVaccineFacilities and Campus Life More News Need a place to gather or eat on campus? See the List SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE For general questions or comments about University COVID-19 policies, and to receive guidance on testing, contact tracing, isolation, and quarantine, email covidresource@columbia.edu. Emergency Situations For immediate treatment of very serious or critical conditions, call 911. You can also call Public Safety: Morningside: 212-854-2797 (On campus x4-5555) Manhattanville: 212-853-3301 (On campus x3-3333) Medical Center: 212-305-8100 or 212-305-7979 If You Are Sick Morningside students: Contact Columbia Health Medical Center students: Contact CUIMC Student Health Service. Faculty and staff should call their primary care provider. If You Test Positive from an Outside Provider Email covidtesttrace@columbia.edu at any time. Counseling and Psychological Services Morningside students in need of counseling or psychological services can call 212-854-2878 for 24-hour support. CUIMC students can schedule services via the web portal, which offers 24/7 on-call clinicians. For after-hours urgent care, call 212-305-3400. Faculty and staff can contact the Employee Assistance Program (EAP). WHERE TO GO WITH A CONCERN If you observe non-adherence to safety protocols, e.g., wearing a mask, large gatherings, etc., you may submit a report using the resources below. Non-adherence to Safety Protocols You can contact Public Safety: Morningside: 212-854-2797 Manhattanville: 212-853-3301 Medical Center: 212-305-8100 or 212-305-7979 Reports by and About Students Use the “Report an Incident” button at the top of the University Life website, report through Student Conduct and Community Standards, or contact student affairs staff in each school. Reports Regarding Faculty or Staff * Go to your department chair or dean of faculty affairs * Speak with your supervisor or Human Resources * Report anonymously with the University Compliance hotline Discrimination and Harassment We are all responsible for creating and maintaining an environment built on respect and free from discrimination and harassment. Learn how to file a report. Contractor Violations Report contractor violations of COVID-19 safety protocols using the COVID-19 Contractor Compliance Tracker. Off-campus Violations Community members can report a violation online or by calling: * Morningside Heights 212-854-2797 * Manhattanville 212-853-3301 * Washington Heights 212-305-8100 Additional Resources Each school and unit has designated a COVID-19 Safety Coordinator. In addition, Research Ramp-Up Ambassadors help facilitate issues specific to the research community. * Find your Safety Coordinator * Find your Research Ramp-up Ambassador SUBMIT A QUESTION OR COMMENT Faculty, staff, students, and neighbors can submit general questions or comments about University COVID-19 policies by emailing covidresource@columbia.edu. 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