Updated: March 25, 2020 8:19 p.m. CDT
As we near the end of our first week of transitioning online in response to the COVID-19 crisis, the entire Island University should take pride in the way we have come together to make this unexpected transition as smooth as possible. Of course, we face many challenges but continue to work through them together to ensure the success of all Islanders and continued academic excellence. Read the full Campus Announcement and please check back often for more information.
We will continue to update this FAQ and the main Coronavirus Updates site as the situation develops. If you have further questions that are not listed below, please use our contact us form.
Can I still stay in my residence hall?
Yes, housing will remain open for residents who need to stay.
I stayed in campus housing. Will I still be able to get food from the Dining Hall?
The Islander Dining Hall will be the only dining location on campus that will be open. Students living in Miramar with active meal plans and students with aggressive voluntary meal plans will be able to access the Dining Hall during the hours listed below. All meals will be packaged in to-go containers with a choice of bottled and canned beverages. Students will also have the option to utilize our Grab and Go station at the entrance of the Dining Hall to pick up their meals.
Islander Dining Hall (All meals are carryout)
Come to the Dining Hall and go through all the stations to get what you want to eat for that meal--all you can eat. Just do what you do if you are eating in the cafeteria, but your food will be packed to-go.
Islander Dining Hall TO-GO (Come in and swipe your cared to get a prepackaged meal)
Subway 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Starbucks - Carry out only, also has convience foods M-F: 8am-3pm; Sat: 11am-4pm, Sun: noon-4pm
Please note: Hours are subject to change.
Will I be able to get food from Izzy’s Pantry if I need it?
The COVID-19 virus has made obtaining necessities a challenge, so we want to make sure students in need still have access to food in this difficult time. Food Bag Distribution will be held at the UC BREAKERS Gameroom back door Thursday, April 2nd 11 a.m. –2 p.m. Be sure to bring your Sanddollar id. For more information, or to request disability accomodations, call 361-825-FOOD.
Will the Campus Store be open?
The campus store will close at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday. They will be open on Monday and Thursday from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. for students through the Market Entrance, which is located in the vestibule of the University Center.
What if I get sick?
The Health Center will be open by appointment only. Call ahead to check appointment availability at 361.825.2601.
This situation is making me anxious. Is there someone who can help me?
Counseling is still available online or via phone. Call the Counseling Center at 361.825.2703 for a consultation.
I need a computer lab and/or Internet access. Is there still an open lab?
Exterior wireless access will remain available in green spaces. All of these activities must be carried out using social distancing practices.
COMPUTER LABS AVAILABLE
Corpus Christi Hall-second floor by appointment.
Monday-Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Appointments may be scheduled by calling the IT Service Desk at 361.825.2692.
THE IT SERVICE DESK IS AVAILABLE ONLINE
Monday-Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 1O:OO p.m.
Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5:OO p.m.
Saturday-Sunday 1O:OO a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Email: ITHelp@tamucc.edu
Chat: support.tamucc.edu
Phone: 361.825.2692
Is the library open?
In support of the County's Stay at Home Order, the Bell Library will be closed to walk-in traffic at 5pm, March 26th. Access to all of the library’s digital resources (24/7) and online research support (Mon.-Thurs. 8am - 8pm; Fri. 8am - 5pm; and Sun. 12pm - 6pm) will continue uninterrupted. In addition, interlibrary loan of e-resources will continue. Please continue to check the library FAQ for the most up to date information about library resources and services. For more information, please call 361.825.2643.
If I am being impacted financially, can I get more aid?
Potentially. The Office of Student Financial Assistance (Financial Aid) will be happy to review your situation to determine if there is need available and what finds may be present to assist you. Please contact The Office of Student Financial Assistance at faoweb@tamucc.edu or 361.825.2338. Please have your ‘A’ number available.
Do I really have to stay at home?
It is important to follow the directives from our local government. You are permitted to leave your residence for essential activities, such as picking up to-go meals, grocery shopping, going to a doctor’s appointment, or exercising outdoors. You may also leave to go to university-designated locations for computer/Internet access.
Can I use a pass/fail option for my classes instead of letter grades due to the circumstances?
We have not made a decision to switch to a pass/fail grading system at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. There are many ramifications to moving in this direction that most people may not know. For instance, many of our academic programs are accredited, which means they are recognized for excellence. Part of their accreditation requirements may stipulate that a grade of C or above is passing, while a pass/fail system would allow a D as a passing grade. Making this switch could jeopardize the distinction and prestige we gain from accreditation.
In addition, a pass/fail grading system may impact eligibility requirements for student athletes, and veterans’ benefits require letter grades. Transfer students and those applying to graduate school also need grades that are calculated into their GPA.
These are just a few examples of the groups of students who could be negatively impacted by a pass/fail grading system. It’s a much more complicated decision than people might realize, and it is our duty to study all the implications and consult with the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board before making a decision of this magnitude.
Please see additional concerns below with reverting to pass/no pass grades.
Concerns with Reverting to Pass/No Pass Grades
What if I prefer to work from campus?
Faculty and staff should work remotely unless deemed essential to be on campus. All building entrances will remain locked. If you must come to campus, you may use your key or card for access but doors must remain locked. Please contact your supervisor to discuss any required on-campus staffing and remote work expectations for your office.
What if I need help with online resources or Blackboard?
or faculty, resources are available via the Academic Digital Resource Course in Blackboard and the Office of Distance Education and Learning Technologies (ODELT) is offering virtual trainings and appointments and can contacted via email at odelt@tamucc.edu. For students, on-demand resources are available in the Student Digital Resource Course in Blackboard and via the IT Service Desk at (361)825-2692. For further support for online teaching and learning , please visit the Anytime, Anywhere Access website.
What can I do to continue my research?
Please visit the Research FAQ for additional guidance.
I wanted to tour the campus. What can I do now?
We are here for you! Make an appointment for a virtual tour or participate in an online chat session with one of our advisors. Learn more at www.tamucc.edu/virtual-island.
I am unable to send official test scores to TAMUCC, what do I do?
You may send unofficial copies of your test score reports either downloaded from ACT or The College Board or from score reports you received. Please e-mail them to admiss@tamucc.edu or mail them to Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi, Office of Recruitment & Admissions, 6300 Ocean Drive – Unit 5774, Corpus Christi, TX 78412.
I have applied for admission as a first-time freshman and have not taken the ACT or SAT because the test dates for the examinations were cancelled, can I still be considered for admission?
Yes. You have several options. First, you must submit transcripts that record class rank and an appropriate grade point average. In this case, may be considered for conditional admission based upon high school performance pending future receipt of future scores. Second, students may submit copies of a completed ACT residual test.
I cannot secure an official transcript from my high school or college. What alternatives do I have?
The Office of Admissions can work with you on acceptance of unofficial documents (copies of grade reports, transcripts, degree plans, etc.) or in some cases, based upon self-reported documents (as accepted by some institutions like Texas A&M). This will allow for decisions to be made. However, final official documents should be sent by August 15. For more information, please contact the office of admissions at admiss@tamucc.edu or by phone at 361.825.2624.
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY NEW GUIDANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVELERS
Domestic Travelers Guidance
International Travelers Guidance
Classes will remain online through the remainder of the spring semester.
Faculty will communicate directly with students regarding labs, clinicals or other special arrangements. Faculty also will post a new syllabus for each class.
Dissertation/Thesis Defense
Contact your faculty advisor to make plans for your dissertation or thesis defense.
Campus Remains Open
The university remains open. No undergraduate students are required to be on campus, but students are permitted on campus for services and facilities.
Students conducting clinical activities, student teaching, graduate and professional students should consult their program directors for additional information.
Clinicals/Labs Information
All nursing courses will transition to fully online. Clinicals and simulations will be conducted online unless otherwise directed. Please contact course instructor with questions.
For Science and Engineering labs, the determination about lab courses will be communicated directly to students. Please contact course instructor for information.
Are you confident you won’t need to visit campus for the rest of the semester? If so, you may want to hold on to the virtual permit. If not, please visit the UPD Parking website and fill out our form to receive a prorated refund.
The Dining Hall is open with the precautions recommended by the State of Texas; all meals are “to-go.” Hours of operation can be found on our operating hours for TAMU-CC services page.
We thank you for your patience and understanding during this time – make sure to visit our website or follow us @IslanderDining for our most current updates. University Services is committed to supporting our students. If you need any assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact SandDollar$ Office at (361) 825 -5978 or sanddollar@tamucc.edu.
The Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority handles public transportation on and around campus. If there are changes to the schedule, we will add information here and CCRTA will publish those changes as well. Please be mindful that social distancing is important if you are using public transportation.
Updated RTA ScheduleRoute 37, Flex 93 and Route 5 will be running Monday - Sunday- using the Saturday schedule.
Route 37 starts at 6:10 a.m. so that it will arrive at Momentum around 6:55 a.m. This will stop about every hour at Momentum and the Campus.
Route 93 will reach Momentum or Campus around 9:30 a.m. and go until 8:00 p.m. this will visit Momentum and Campus about every 30 minutes.
Meetings and social gatherings must be limited to 10 or less per CDC guidance. Those in attendance should practice social distancing, and we encourage the use of virtual meetings rather than in-person meetings, even for small groups, whenever possible.
Together, we will thrive online! Information on digital student services is being updated and published to support and encourage academic success through resources provided by university wide offices. Visit the Anytime, Anywhere Access website for more information.
The Southland Conference canceled all remaining spring sports competitions and championship events for the semester. The decision was reached by the Conference's presidential Board of Directors, in consultation with campus athletic directors, in full consideration of the health, safety and well-being of the league's student-athletes, coaches, administrators, support personnel and fans on the league's 13 campuses.
Classes will be online until the end of the spring semester.
Faculty will have more information on class times as well as modes of participation. They will communicate with you directly.
Online advising sessions will be available as well as online office hours for faculty. More information will be forthcoming on online advising. Faculty will provide their online office hours to you.
There are virtual options available. Your faculty will have additional information.
Yes. If you need assistance or experience issues with your accommodations, please contact Disability Services at disability.services@tamucc.edu or call 361.825.5816.
Contact your faculty as soon as you know you will be unable to participate in a class session.
The dates and requirements for dropping classes remain the same. If you receive federal financial aid, please keep in mind that withdrawing from school or dropping classes may incur penalties that are dictated by the federal government. If you have any concerns about your enrollment, call 361.825.7245 or email registrar@tamucc.edu. For questions about your financial aid, please call 361.825.2338.
Please contact the chair of your academic department for assistance.
We will return to business as usual for the summer semester unless the situation warrants a different decision.
Yes, all events are being canceled as a health and safety precaution.
Yes, these events are canceled as a health and safety precaution until further notice.
We will offer virtual admissions and financial aid advising and virtual tours. We will host online college fairs for undergraduate and transfer students weekly. For information, call 361.825.8687 or email tour@tamucc.edu.
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi partners with Value Suites to make it easy to take affordable, high-quality, instructor-led courses online. Participants in these courses can enroll for the love of learning, meet continuing education requirements, or boost knowledge for employment. A pre-bundled package is listed as a Suite or a Series. Suite and Series bundles allow you to take multiple courses at a discounted price while gaining an in-depth understanding of the subject area. When enrolling in a Value Suite, your cart will show the bundle title and below will show each course within the bundle with its own start date listed in a drop-down menu. This option allows you to space the courses out or you can choose to take two or more courses at the same time all depending on your needs.
To learn more about mastering skills sets, call Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, R&I - Community Outreach, Career & Professional Education at 361.825.5851 or visit online at https://outreach.tamucc.edu/elearning/
We will make every effort to hold commencement as scheduled, but the circumstances may change rapidly during this evolving situation. If we are unable to hold the commencement on May 16, 2020, we will not cancel but will postpone so spring graduates will have the opportunity to walk the stage. Graduates can choose to participate in Summer Commencement in August.
If commencement is postponed until August and you have applied and paid for Spring, you will not have to apply for graduation again and pay another fee. However, if you cancel your application for graduation in the Spring, then you must reapply for a subsequent term and pay the graduation fee.
Grad Fair has moved online. You can order your regalia and find other information on the university's commencement website.
Yes, you can choose the option to have your regalia shipped to you. Shipping is free and it takes 7-10 business days to receive the items.
There are two companies the University works with: Balfour and Signature Announcements. Alumni Relations has a partnership with Balfour, which is where invitations ordered through Grad Fair are purchased. Balfour is not providing refunds or free reprints. They have recommended students print a special insert with updated information if commencement is postponed.
Signature Announcements has a licensing agreement with TAMU-CC, but Islanders who ordered invitations through them must contact them directly. The number is 1-888-830-8305.
Commencement is a celebratory ceremony. Your diploma is not provided to you at commencement. Diplomas will be available after all final grades have posted and a formal audit has been completed of your degree plan. The tentative date for Spring diploma availability is June 13th.
There are no refunds for graduation applications. The graduation fee is associated with costs for providing services related to graduation (such as diplomas), not the ceremony itself.
Again, the application for graduation is not for the ceremony itself. You must apply for graduation in order to have your degree awarded and diploma issued. If you believe you are completing your degree requirements this Spring, you are highly encouraged to apply for graduation as soon as possible.
At this time there is no decision to move the deadline, but this is subject to change.
If you have applied for Spring graduation by the given deadline, your name will appear in all Commencement related material.
Yes, if you have applied for Spring graduation and have met the requirements for academic honor cords, please contact Academic Affairs at, 361-825-2138 to make arrangements to obtain your cord.
Library
The physical library building is closed to walk-in traffic. Access to all of the library’s digital resources (24/7) and online research support (Mon.-Thurs. 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; and Sun. noon-6 p.m.) will continue uninterrupted. In addition, interlibrary loan of e-resources will continue. For the most up to date information regarding library resources and services, please visit: https://guides.library.tamucc.edu/covid19 or call 361.825.2643.
Dugan Center
The recreational center and gymnasium are closed.
Mail Services
Access to mailboxes is available 24/7 through the south entrance. Counter services will be available on Mondays and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Islander Dining Hall (All meals are to-go)
Center for Academic Student Achievement (CASA)
CASA has moved all tutorial and peer mentoring services to a fully online, appointment-based environment. Writing Center services also are available online, and Supplemental Instruction services will move to the Webex platform.
Online hours of operation:
Mon – Fri -
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
For more information or to make an appointment, call 361.825.5933 or email casa@tamucc.edu. Register online for tutorials or support from the Writing Center.
Computer/Internet Access
Computer labs are available for use in Corpus Christi Hall second floor by appointment. Access to discipline specific software is available in this central location as well. Computer labs are set up with proper social distancing in mind for your safety. Appointments may be scheduled Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm by calling the IT Service Desk at 361.825.2692.
Online Classroom Support
Anywhere, Anytime Access is available! Specific support is available for students and faculty using Blackboard. Login to your Blackboard account to find tutorials and other helpful information.
Health Center
The Health Center is open by appointment only. Call 361.825.2601.
Counseling Center
Call 361.825.2703 for a telephone consultation. The counselor will then assist with scheduling a phone or videoconference appointment for you. If you are in a crisis situation or calling after normal business hours, please press 2 to be connected to the after-hours crisis counselor.
University Police Department
The University Police Department will remain on campus 24/7 for campus security.
In case of an emergency, please call the UPD at 361.825.4444 or the non-emergency phone at 361.825.4242 for other situations.
TAMU-CC Dining services is taking preventative measures to protect the well-being of its university community.
Dining Services is committed to maintaining strict cleaning and sanitizing protocols at each location and have implemented the following temporary preventative measures along with cleaning regimens in accordance with the CDC guidelines.
Visit, the Islander Dining site.
Yes, and the vending machines are being sanitized regularly.
Packages delivered by USPS can be forwarded to another address without additional cost. UPS or other mail carriers will be returned to the sender after a certain number of days. Please refer to the Mail Services website for contact details if you would need a a USPS pakcage forwarded.
Yes, we have added a mail forwarding services form on the University Services website for students who want to forward their mail.
We will continue to follow USPS guidelines and restrictions for domestic and international incoming and outgoing mail processing. Official USPS notifications will be posted on the Mail Services website as they are.
To ensure that all students have access to their course materials amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, we're partnering with the publishing community to provide you with up to 10 free eBooks from participating publishers. To Access TAMUCC Bookstore’s ebook app to obtain up to ten free ebooks until May 25, 2020, go to https://www.bkstr.com/texasamcorpuschrististore. Click here for step-by-step instructions.
Visit the Rental textbook website, login to your account, and follow the instructions.
Specific information about textbook rental policies and processes, visit the Campus Store FAQ website.
We will return to business as usual for the summer semester unless the situation warrants a different decision.
Yes, visit the Campus Store website.
University Services provides a variety of services to enhance campus life for all Islanders - Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and guests. During this stressful time, we want you to know we are available to serve you. Please contact us if you have any questions, we are here to help you!
Contact University Services at (361) 825-5710 (University.services@tamucc.edu)
The Health Center is currently appointment only in order to minimize the spread of illness on campus.
Yes. All residents may continue to remain living on campus. In an effort to limit person-to-person exposure and do our part for our local and regional community, our preferred communication is via phone calls and emails.
We are able to do a FaceTime tour. You can also visit the Islander Housing website for more information about leasing with Islander Housing.
Yes. No changes have been made to any lease agreements on-file. Islander Housing has closed certain amenities to limit person-to-person exposure, but Islander Housing is your home and you may stay here. We continue to recommend that students take necessary precautions as outlined on the CDC website
To reduce person-to-person exposure, our maintenance staff is only completing emergency work orders. If your work order is not considered an emergency, our maintenance team will wait to complete it.
What is an emergency work order?
If you are experiencing a leak, electrical, and/or safety issue these will be considered an emergency.
Housing will remain open for students at this time and the lease is in full effect. If you would like to cancel your current or future lease, you will need to follow the cancellation terms in the resident lease.
Yes, please visit www.IslanderHousing.com to apply online! Also follow our social media platforms for upcoming promotions and giveaways!
While we regularly clean all common areas, Islander Housing has increased the number of times all amenities are being cleaned. To prevent students from meeting in large groups, Islander Housing has also closed certain amenities like the gym, recreation centers, & study lounges within the housing communities. Housing laundry facilities remain open. We will still have On-Call staff available for emergencies.
At this time, the CDC and the City of Corpus Christi are requesting suspension of any and all gatherings over 10 people. The University is complying fully with that recommendation and will comply fully with any future recommendations. As a result, if you have scheduled an event between now and the end of the semester with an estimated attendance of 10 or more people, please coordinate with your supervisor or advisor to cancel or postpone that event.
In an abundance of caution, it may be prudent to cancel or postpone any event that is not mission critical and has more than 10 participants. However, before making that decision, please consider utilizing one of the virtual options that are available to you. For additional resources, go to https://it.tamucc.edu/remotework/
COVID-19 is an infectious disease caused by the most recently discovered coronavirus, which can cause illness in humans and animals. Those who have become sick are reported to develop cough, fever, breathing difficulties and tiredness. In severe cases, organ failure has been reported.
Medical experts across the globe are rushing to find a cure. However, there is not one at this time. The disease is viral, which means antibiotics will not help; the antiviral drugs that work against the flu do not work against coronavirus. Those with a weak immune system and those who already are sick are urged to be especially cautious.
The CDC says people are thought to be most contagious when they are most symptomatic – the sickest. Still, it is possible to spread the disease before showing symptoms, so a person can feel fine and still have it, just as with other viruses. Such cases have been reported, but are not thought to be the main way it spreads.
The WHO recommends staying six feet away from a person who is sick. The main way this disease spreads is through respiratory droplets expelled by someone who is coughing. The risk of catching it from someone with no symptoms at all is very low.
Stay educated on the disease by reading the CDC website. Most people who become infected experience a mild illness and recover, but it can be more severe for others.
Take care of yourself by doing the following:
The WHO suggests people with no respiratory symptoms, such as a cough, do not need to wear a medical mask, but those who do have symptoms of COVID-19 and those caring for individuals who have symptoms (coughing, sneezing) should wear a mask.
The Texas Health and Human Services said the risk for all Texans, including those in and around Corpus Christi remains low. Continue to avoid close contact with people who are sick; avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth; stay home when you are sick; cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash; avoid shaking hands; clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe.
Keep checking the University 's Coronavirus webpage, along with the following:
The custodial and janitorial staff are enhancing its disinfecting and cleaning practices across campus and is paying particular attention to high-touch fixtures and high traffic areas such as door knobs, light switches, hand rails and more. They are monitoring soap and hand sanitizer dispensers and refilling more frequently.
In addition, flyers and posters are posted across campus to provide proper hand washing and other safety instructions.
Campus events are canceled until further notice.
If a case of Coronavirus is confirmed, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) protocols will be followed. Those who have had close contact with the patient will be contacted and monitored by the Nueces County Health District.
If you are not experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19 and are asked to self-isolate after returning from a country listed on the CDC 's COVID-19 travel advisories page as Level 3, you should stay off campus and remain home.
Do not go to campus including work, residence halls and apartments, classes, athletic events or other social gatherings until 14 days after leaving the Level 3 country in question. Likewise, avoid public places and gatherings in the community.
Please follow these guidelines for self-isolation:
Contact the Office of Student Engagement & Success at 361.825.2612 or via email at seas@tamucc.edu. Once your situation is verified, the Office of Student Engagement & Success will notify faculty of the extended absence. This notification does not excuse the absence; it serves as a courtesy notification regarding your situation. Decisions related to missed coursework, assignments, tests and absences will be left up to the individual faculty member. You will be given information on how to contact your faculty.
You should immediately contact the Corpus Christi - Nueces County Public Health District at 361.826.7200. They will provide instructions on seeking medical care.
After contacting medical providers, please contact the Office of Student Engagement & Success at 361.825.2612 or via email at seas@tamucc.edu in regards to arrangements related to your classes. Decisions regarding your coursework will need to be determined based on individual circumstances.
Yes, housing is still open. We will continue to monitor the situation and keep residents apprised of any changes.
As a precaution, the A&M System has halted all university travel outside of the United States from March 16 through May 31. Domestic travel is restricted to mission critical trips. Additional decisions about international travel beyond May 31 may be forthcoming.
The CDC has established geographic risk-stratification criteria for the purpose of issuing travel health notices for countries with COVID-19 transmission and guiding public health management decisions for people with potential travel-related exposures to COVID-19. A number of factors inform the geographic risk stratification, including size, geographic distribution and epidemiology of the outbreak. View a risk assessment map.
For up-to-date health notices, visit the CDC and U.S. State Department websites.
A&M System is requiring students, faculty, staff and visitors traveling from countries, even if on personal time, with risk levels of 2 and 3, as designated by the CDC, to self-isolate for a 14-day period before returning to school or work. If you were in a country with a COVID-19 outbreak and have felt sick with fever, a cough or difficulty breathing, within 14 days after you left, you should do the following:
If you travel on personal time and either become exposed to COVID-19 or traveled through an area that is on the CDC Level 2 or greater risk country, you may be able to work remotely with required approvals. If working remotely is not possible, and if you are a leave eligible employee, you may use vacation, earned compensatory time, or leave without pay. Use of sick time is not allowed unless you are ill.
The first option is to work remotely. If this is not possible, and you traveled on university business and the location you visited was designated at a Level 2 or 3 on March 6, 2020, emergency leave will be granted for 14 days. Should you become ill during the 14 days, you will be required to use sick or other available paid leave. If the travel is not work required and working remotely is not possible then you may use vacation, earned compensatory time, or leave without pay. Use of sick time is not allowed unless you are ill.
Yes. Please remember to use the travel portal to register any international travel you took recently or plan to take. The registration is requested for both personal and university business travel before leaving or immediately upon return. This information is important as we plan for different scenarios that could arise and is not intended to be used for any other purpose. If you have knowledge that someone has recently traveled to a country on the CDC's risk level 2 or 3 list, please encourage them to report their travel.
As a precaution, the A&M System has halted all university travel outside of the United States from March 16 through May 31st. Domestic travel is restricted to mission critical trips. Additional decisions about travel beyond May 31st may be forthcoming. Students, faculty and staff currently traveling abroad or returning from travel abroad prior to the ban should follow the CDC guidelines for self-isolation if needed. As a reminder, the A&M system requires students, faculty, staff and visitors traveling from foreign countries designated by the CDC as risk level 2 or 3 to self-isolate for a 14-day period. This applies regardless of whether the travel was personal or business-related.
If you have further questions, please reach out to the following:
Any questions received will be routed to the proper area for accurate information.
This document will be updated regularly with the latest information available.
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