Resources
A one-stop for guidance and tools to help you navigate a safe and successful semester.
On this page:
Resources for Faculty and Staff
Helpful Links
- COVID-19 Employee Guidance. Guidance for how employees can return to campus safely is compiled in this website.
- Online course preparation. Beginning in July, the CEI is offering weekly Zoom sessions on how to design and build online courses.
- COVID-19: UB Research Guidance. The VPRED website provides detailed guidance for resuming research activities and reopening labs.
Templates and Assets
Resources for Students
- Students: Get the information and resources you need for making decisions to support your academic success this semester.
- Health and wellness. There are many sources of support for students experiencing stress or anxiety, including counseling services and crisis resources.
- Emergency funds. Various types of emergency funds are available for students affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
- Food Support. Consistent access to nutritious food is a necessary part of being a successful, healthy student. Should you experience an unanticipated hardship, we can help connect you to groceries..
INDEX: Academic and Administrative Unit COVID-19 Guidance Pages
Looking for specific health and safety guidance or information on returning to campus? This index is up-to-date guide to all UB academic and administrative departments COVID-19 pages .
Health and Safety Information Resources
Glossary
Fully Vaccinated
To better align with federal health guidance, UB will adopt the CDC definition of “up to date,” which means a person has received all recommended COVID-19 vaccines, including boosters when eligible. This replaces the phrase “fully vaccinated,” which the CDC defines as having received the primary series of COVID-19 vaccines.
Authoritative Sources of Information
Travel Advisories
For information about travel restrictions and guidance, see Are there any guidelines for travel, domestic or international, academic or work-related?
For the latest guidance and requirements, read U.S. Department of State's COVID-19 Traveler Information
CDC Travel Advisories are being updated and changed frequently. Travelers should visit the CDC's advisories website for the latest notices.