Resources for Faculty
Let's keep our campus community healthy by doing our part to prevent COVID-19. These resources aim to assist with the transition to an adjusted learning environment.
CARES Act
The U.S. government enacted the federal CARES Act to provide money to colleges and universities for emergency student grants for specific
expenses that are a direct result of the disruption of campus operations due to the
coronavirus.
Conference & Event Services
Conference and Event Services is requiring campus community members to complete additional steps to ensure that planned events are safe and comply with state and local COVID-19 guidelines.
Counseling Center
UNC Counseling Center services have transitioned to services by phone or online and
in-person services are not currently available.
COVID-19 Prevention
Maintaining the health and safety of our community is a priority. Be sure to practice
good hygiene, social distancing, and complete daily-self checks to prevent the spread
of coronavirus.
COVID-19 Symptoms
Learn more about COVID-19 symptoms and how to complete daily self health screenings
before visiting the UNC campus.
COVID-19 Testing
Learn more about COVID-19 testing options at UNC
COVID-19 Vaccine Info
Learn more about the COVID-19 Vaccine.
Dining Services
Dining Services is dedicated to feeding UNC Bears in a manner that keeps everyone healthy and safe. View Hours of operations
Frequently Asked Questions - For Faculty
Find the answers to frequently asked questions from faculty related to the Faculty Handbook (published prior to the 2020 semester).
Health Alerts/COVID-19 Dashboard
In an effort to keep our community informed about the presence of COVID-19 on the
UNC campus, the university will report the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases.
Human Resources - COVID-19 Information
UNC’s policies and protocols for responding to the COVID-19 pandemic are rooted in
safety for our health care providers, our staff, our faculty, students and the community.
Information, Management & Technology Resources
IM&T is providing ongoing support and resources to the campus community. For additional
support visit the IM&T website.
Mask Policy
UNC requires students, employees, and visitors to wear face coverings at all times
while in public, in shared spaces on campus, or anytime you are around other people.
Operations Directory
To maintain the health and safety of our campus departments and offices might have
adjusted operating hours.
Quarantine & Isolation
Understand why, when and how to go into quarantine and/or isolation when you are experiencing
COVID-19 symptoms, have been exposed or have tested positive.
Report a Concern
Campus community members are encouraged to report behaviors that put the health and
safety of the campus community at risk, such as those who are not following UNC's Mask Policy. The Student Code of Conduct applies to all students and registered student organizations. Students are expected
to comply with current state rule, laws and restrictions including those regarding COVID-19.
Report COVID-19 Symptoms
If you have COVID-19 symptoms or have been exposed to novel coronavirus you should self-quarantine per CDC guidelines for 14 days. Do
not come to campus or go to work, school or events.
Spring 2021 Event Recommendations
Following the state’s guidance on indoor and outdoor event capacities, UNC is implementing
policies that align with the states capacity policies related to indoor and outdoor
events.
State Vehicle Use Guidelines
Policies and guidelines regarding use of university-owned, rented, or personally-owned
vehicles for UNC purposes.
Student Health Center
The Student Health Center provides COVID-19 testing for students, faculty and staff. Call970-351-2412 if you have any COVID-19 symptoms before visiting us in person.
Understanding Student Experiences During COVID-19
The Dean of Students Office (DSO) has been supporting students in navigating various
issues, concerns and stressors since the pandemic began.
Weld County COVID-19 Status Updates
Colorado’s dial framework standardizes different levels of “openness” at the county
level. Check Weld County's status on UNC's County Update webpage.
