Beloit Covid Plan
Safe, Sensible, Smart: What to Expect in Spring 2022
Here’s what you need to know:
We’re back to in-person classes, but things may be a little different.

Classes are meeting in-person, but instructors may facilitate their courses and safeguard our community. Arrangements will be made for students who are not able to attend class.
Read moreMasks are optional for the campus community when they are indoors.

Students, faculty and staff are no longer required to wear masks indoors, but everyone should continue to carry a mask should they be asked to wear one in classrooms and personal spaces.
Read moreVaccinations, including a booster dose, are required for all students and employees.

A vaccinated and boosted community allows us to resume the normal on-campus experience we had prior to the pandemic. Those unable to be vaccinated will be required to do weekly testing.
Read moreOur primary commitment is keeping our community safe and healthy.

There’s nothing more important than the health and safety of our community.
At the end of the day, that’s what guides our planning and policies.
Updates & Announcements
As of March 28, students, faculty, staff, and emeriti faculty and staff will no longer be required to wear masks indoors on campus.
After much consideration, taking into account current conditions and the recommendations of the CDC, we have decided that effective the week of March 28, masks will be optional in indoor spaces on campus for students, faculty, staff and emeriti faculty and staff.
Updated guidance includes protective practices, testing, vaccination, campus visitors, quarantine, and isolation policies.
The following Protective Practices will be expected of all members of the campus community:
Maintain Distance
At least 6 feet, inside and out.
Limit Physical Contact
Avoid handshakes and other physical contact when possible.
Carry a Mask
Masks are no required indoors for students, faculty, and staff, but you may still be asked to wear a mask in certain spaces.
Clean Hands
Wash your hands and use hand sanitizer regularly.
Frequent Cleaning
Of all common spaces and frequently used surfaces.
Stay Home
If you’re feeling sick, stay home and get a checkup.