Updates & Resources for Faculty

For faculty who have questions about teaching different types of course formats, several campus partners routinely host academic technology trainings . For additional technology help, you can schedule a time to meet with an expert. If you have access or enrollment questions or need help from a Canvas expert, contact the OIT Service Desk 7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday – Friday.

Navigating COVID-19 in the Classroom

If you have been exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, submit the COVID-19 Self-Reporting Form and you will receive guidance. You may be automatically cleared to return based on your situation.

If you test positive for COVID-19, or are experiencing coronavirus-like symptoms, DO NOT come to campus - submit the COVID-19 Self-Reporting Form and you will receive guidance.

If a student in your class tells you that they are exposed, sick or have tested positive for COVID-19 – remind them they must submit the COVID-19 Self-Reporting Form to determine how long they should quarantine/isolate.

The COVID-19 Team will give guidance and information to the student after they self-report. It is not necessary to move class to remote instruction, arrange testing of other students or employees, or request cleaning unless instructed to do so by the COVID-19 Team.

It is NEVER ok to share the name of a positive student or employee to the class or work unit.

Please work with your student to makeup work/tests and reference the COVID-19 Self-Reporting Guide for further information.

If you have a question about a student or employee’s return to campus status, email the Public Health Response Director: Lacey.Klindt@ucdenver.edu.

Faculty Resources

• Red Folder - How to Identify and Respond to Students in Distress
• CARE Team
• YOU at CU Denver - YOU at CU Denver (ucdenver.edu)
• Human Resources

Know someone who needs support regarding COVID-19? Submit a referral form to get help.

Treatments Available for Individuals Sick With COVID-19

If you test positive, or think you might have COVID-19, you may be able to get treatment to help you recover. Treatment works best if it’s taken within a few days of when you first started experiencing symptoms.

Find a Treatment Site Near You