Daily on-site check-in at a designated health check-in station is required for everyone coming to campus. Health check-in station locations and hours are listed below. Follow these steps each day:

1. Bring your email confirmation of completion of the health attestation.
2. Bring and wear your CU Denver ID badge and a face covering at all times, indoors and outdoors. The only exception for face coverings is when working alone in a closed workspace.
3. Check in at a designated health check-in station, see list below. Allow a minimum of 30 minutes to check in.
4. Those who pass the health check-in will be issued a color-coded wrist band allowing them to be on campus for that day only.

Visibly wear your CU Denver ID badge. Follow all safety protocols below, including wearing a face covering at all times, indoors and outdoors. The only exception is working alone in a closed workspace.

Most buildings will have one entry point and one exit point during regular class/business hours. Outside of these hours, building entrances will remain locked and accessible only by the ID badge reader. Make sure your CU Denver ID badge is activated and you have permissions for the buildings you need to access. For questions about your access permissions, contact dc_facilities_dispatch@ucdenver.edu.

Reporting on COVID-19 exposure and testing is essential to our campus community. You must self-report your status if you fall into any of the following groups.

• You believe you are experiencing coronavirus symptoms.
• You have had prolonged contact of 15 or more minutes, in close proximity of 6 feet or less, with someone who has a confirmed case of COVID-19.
• You are under quarantine by direction of a public health agency or medical provider, and/or awaiting test results for COVID-19.
• You have been informed by a public health agency or a medical provider that you have tested positive or are presumptively positive for COVID-19.

If you fall into any of these groups, please take the following steps.

1. Let your head of your business unit know immediately or your professor, if you’re a student.
2. Follow the recommendations of the public health agency or medical provider. You must follow CDPHE guidance and self-quarantine for 2 weeks if you have had prolonged contact of 15 or more minutes, in close proximity of 6 feet or less, with someone who has a confirmed case of COVID-19.
3. Submit your self report
4. Contact the Auraria Health Center at 303-615-9999, and
5. Do NOT come to campus

These last three steps are especially important as we monitor the impact of COVID-19 within the campus community and beyond. Gathering pertinent health information is essential to the well-being of the campus community.

Do you know of someone who needs support or do you have a concern about something happening in regards to COVID-19? Submit a referral form to get assistance.