COVID-19 Information for the Academic Health Center Schools

Together, we are stopping the spread.

Social Distance. Wash Your Hands. Wear a Face Mask. Feel Sick? Stay Home.

The COVID-19 pandemic impacts everyone. Do your part to foster a healthy and safe campus environment for all by following these important guidelines.

Health and Safety Guidelines

Updated 7/22/2020

COVID-19: UB Planning and Response

Students & Trainees

Students' Return to Campus Guidance

  • Staying healthy together
  • Living and dining tips
  • Fall academic support
  • Get the most from your experience
Students: Return To Campus

Faculty & Staff

Employees’ Return to Campus Guidance

  • Workplace Health and Safety Guidelines
  • Employee Health and Wellness during COVD-19
  • HR Guidance
Employees: Return to Campus
Travel Advisory

Mandatory 14-day quarantine for travel to high-COVID-19 areas for longer than 24 hours.

> More Information
> List of restricted states

International Travel

> CDC International Travel FAQ
> CDC's after travel guidance

EVERYONE SHOULD PRACTICE SOCIAL DISTANCING AND GOOD HYGIENE

Everyone should practice social distancing and good hygiene. UB is asking members of the campus community to follow these public health recommendations to avoid the spread of respiratory illnesses:

  • Avoid close contact with sick individuals
  • Wash hands frequently
  • Cover your cough
  • Sneeze into a tissue
  • Cover your mouth and nose with a cloth face cover when around others*
  • Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands
  • Stay in your apartment or residence hall room when you are sick

For your day-to-day life in the coming weeks or months, this guidance translates to the following points:

  • Do not get together with groups of friends for parties, study sessions or hang outs. Even something simple like sitting on a couch with others to watch a movie goes against CDC recommendations.
  • Strictly minimize the network of people you maintain in-person contact with.
  • Limit shopping trips to those needed for essential supplies.
  • Avoid any unnecessary travel.
  • Continue to follow tips for frequent and thorough handwashing and sanitation of regularly touched surfaces.
  • Stay home if you are sick. Learn the CDC recommendations for what to do if you are sick.

*The CDC provides guidance for those wishing to make their own face covering https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-n