FAQs: Spring 2022 Booster Requirement for Faculty and Staff
The College is requiring the COVID-19 booster to help keep our community safe, healthy, and learning in person.
FAQs: Spring 2022 Booster and PCR Requirements for Students
Based on guidance from the CDC, Tufts Medical Center, and Massachusetts Department of Public Health, the College is requiring the COVID-19 booster to help keep our community safe, healthy, and learning in person
More information for Students Re: January 2022
One request! Recognizing that this email is very long, we ask that you please take your time to read through it, as it will hopefully answer many of your questions about the current plan. We will continue to be nimble and flexible given the rapidly changing public health situation and appreciate your cooperation. More information and updates will follow over the coming week.
2022 Spring Term Update
As preparations for the spring semester continue on our Boston campus, we have been closely monitoring COVID conditions locally and around the country as cases continue to increase and the news around the Omicron variant develops.
COVID Update: Positive Cases
At this time, we have 49 active cases of COVID-19 within the Emerson community.
COVID Update: PCR Testing
Starting December 14, the TMC Test Center will be shifting from pooled PCR testing to individual PCR testing for the remainder of the Fall term.
COVID Update: Boosters and Winter Planning
Emerson will require a COVID-19 vaccine booster shot for all students, faculty, staff, and vendors who live, work, or study on the Boston, Los Angeles, and Netherlands campuses one day a week or more.
OISA Advisory for International Travel Over Winter Break
Are you departing the U.S. over Winter Break? Now is the time to check your immigration documents.
COVID Update: Planning for Thanksgiving
If you have not done so already, please do not forget to pick up your rapid COVID-19 test today or tomorrow.
COVID Update: Case Rates and Health Precautions
At Emerson, our current one-week COVID positivity rate within the community remains very low, 0.24%, as of today.