COVID-19 Information

Announcement – Summer / Fall 2024 COVID Information

In March the CDC updated their COVID guidelines to mirror guidance for other respiratory infections.

  • Those who contract COVID-19 no longer need to isolate for five days.
  • People can return to work or regular activities when, for at least 24 hours, symptoms are improving overall, and if a fever was present, it has been gone without the use of a fever-reducing medication.
  • If symptoms persist students & employees are encouraged to stay home.
  • Once activities are resumed, the CDC recommends additional prevention strategies for an additional five days, including wearing a mask and keeping distance from others.
  • The CDC suggests that people stay up to date with vaccinations, practice good hygiene, and take steps for cleaner air (bringing in more fresh air, purifying indoors air, or gathering outdoors).
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To Our Guests

We are sending the following message to all groups and guests who are planning to visit the campus during March:

We are letting you know that we have a group of seminarians and two faculty members who were in contact with the rector of Christ Church, Georgetown, who tested positive for COVID-19. Following the guidance from the DC Department of Health, those members of our community are in voluntary isolation for fourteen days from the date at which they were in contact with the rector. None of them are showing any symptoms of the virus currently. However, we do invite all those who are at higher risk for serious illness from COVID-19 (namely, older adults and people who have chronic medical conditions, like heart disease, diabetes, and lung disease) to stay away from the campus at this time.

If you have questions or information to share, please contact the Emergency Response Team at .