Key updates:
- A detailed table is available outlining updates to COVID-19 guidance for the university as of March 14. This is in response to the evolving public health and operational requirements.
- Memorial is maintaining a mask requirement until at least the end of the term. An exception to this is after March 14 in shared office spaces (cubicles) where masks will not be required while seated. Removal of masks will also be allowed if actively eating or drinking in classrooms, common spaces and meetings. Any future changes to masking requirements will be communicated.
- This section has been updated with detailed information about:
- Preventing COVID-19 transmission on campus/mask update
- Course drop deadline extension
- Class flexibility and accommodations
- Guidance for COVID-19 exposure
- Course assessments for the winter 2022 semester
- Rapid testing
- As a part of our shared responsibility to keep each other and our extended families safe, COVID-19 vaccines are required for all students, faculty and staff and masks are required on all Memorial campuses in all indoor spaces.
- Some activities at Memorial may require COVID-19 vaccination record checks for an individual’s access to venues or spaces.
- Don’t come to campus if you’re sick and get tested if you have symptoms.
- More information to support resuming activities on campus can be found in the Guide to Campus Recovery, the Employee Return to Campus Plan and the Guide to Living with COVID-19 in our Campus Communities.
- Check out MUNUp, an online tools and resources hub to support student success.
- Registration information and remote academic advising are available through the Office of the Registrar.
- For details on specific programs or services, please refer to faculty or departmental websites.
Memorial continues to follow the most up-to-date advice provided by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador and the Government of Canada on COVID-19 response.