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-355600-741045 Isolation Instructions and Resources for Students v5 00 Isolation Instructions and Resources for Students v5 0000 Dear Student,This is a COVID-19 public health notice containing directives and information what to do and not to do while you are in isolation. It is the University’s expectation that you will read the information, comply with the directives outline here and ask questions should you have any.You are required to isolate (separate yourself) from other people because you have been diagnosed as a confirmed case of infection with 2019 Novel (new) Coronavirus (COVID-19) or because you had a high-risk exposure to COVID-19 and now have symptoms. You are considered infectious and can spread COVID-19 to people around you and make them sick. For this reason, you cannot stay in your assigned on-campus residence, instead designated isolation housing will be provided for you. You must remain in isolation until the UMass Amherst Public Health Team tells you can leave your isolation residence. For most patients, this period of required isolation will last approximately 10 days, but may be longer if your symptoms persist. The UMass Amherst Public Health Promotion Center will support you during isolation and will follow you through wellness calls or your symptom monitoring reports you submit in the health hub. You are expected to be responsive to their calls. Please save their number (413- 577-8888) to ensure you answer their call and can call them back if you miss a call.Please note that during periods of high numbers of cases and contacts, our team will prioritize notifications and calls to symptomatic cases. If you develop any concerning symptoms please call the Public Health Nurses - (413) 577-5498 daily 8am – 8 pm or the UHS COVID hotline at (413)577-5128 Monday through Friday 9am – 5pm or Saturday and Sunday 11am – 5pm.[If you reside on campus]You are required to temporarily relocate to designated campus isolation housing as directed by the Public Health Team or you may go to off-campus housing i.e. family home, if it is feasible and safe for you to do. While in isolation you may only leave your room to use the bathroom, attend to medical needs. You must use face covering and practice social distance at all times if you are outside of the room. You may only return to your residence hall room assignment with the approval of the Public Health Team after a period of 10 days.If you reside off-campus and are coming onto campus quarantine accommodations]You have agreed to isolate in on-campus facilities. While in isolation you may only leave the room to attend to medical needs. You must use face covering and practice social distance at all times you are outside of the room. You may only check out of the room with the approval of the Public Health Team after a period of 10 days or if you move to safe off-campus housing.While you are in isolation you should follow these instructions: Do not leave your designated isolation housing, except for medical emergencies. If you have a medical emergency, call 911 and let them know the nature of your problem and that you are in quarantine. If you need non-emergency healthcare, the Public Health Nurses are available to advise you, please call them at (413) 577-5498. The Public Health Nurses will also help you schedule a telehealth appointment with a University Health Services (UHS) provider. You are not allowed to have visitors for any reasons. Do not socialize with others that are in isolation during those times you must leave your isolation space. Maintain a minimum of six feet social distancing space between you and anyone else and always wear a face-covering while outside your room.Please monitor your health and take your temperature twice a day. Make sure you report your temperature and any symptoms you might have to the UMass Amherst Public Health Team during the wellness calls or through the wellness check form in the health hub.Practice good hygiene-cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing and throw tissues away in a lined waste container. Then wash your hands. Wash your hands frequently using soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds each time you wash.Notify Your Faculty/Instructors: Attend to your academic responsibilities and communicate with your faculty regarding any academic flexibility or assistance you may need. If you have an in person class, you should notify your faculty as soon as possible of your inability to attend classes. Your faculty member may request documentation in order to provide you with an excused absence. You will receive a Notice of Restriction letter to your Umass email account. If you need other documentation you can request it during your wellness calls or email quarantine@umass.edu. If you are registered with Disability Services and have accommodations in place, you should contact their office if you have questions or concerns about your accommodations.How long must you follow these instructions? You will need to remain isolated for at least 10 days but it may be longer depending upon your symptoms. The UMass Amherst Public Health Team will be in contact with you and will determine when your period of isolation has ended. On Campus Quarantine Housing and MealsWhile you are in the quarantine housing, you are responsible for cleaning your own room and bathroom. Cleaning supplies will be provided if you do not have your own. Inform the Isolation & Quarantine Coordinators if you need cleaning supplies. You are not allowed to have visitors for any reasons. We encourage you to connect with friends or family remotely via Zoom or FaceTime. Do not socialize with others that are in quarantine during those times you must leave your quarantine space. Maintain a minimum of six feet social distancing space between you and anyone else and always wear a face-covering while outside your room.During your isolation/ quarantine you will be provided with 3 of meals per weekday and 2 meal weekend deliveries (Brunch and Dinner) with a late night snack included with dinner. The meals will be delivered to your quarantine or isolation location. McNamara –Ground floor Brown – Outside Individual room Hotel – Individual room Lincoln Apartments—Individual roomWashington – 1st floor lobbyJohn Adams- You will walk over to Chicken and Co (Hampden) and then return to your room to eat. Meal timesBreakfast between 9am- 10am Weekend Brunch Between 10:00 AM and 11:30 AM Lunch between Noon to 1:30pm Dinner between 6:00pm to 7:30pm You need to register here then download the Kinetica TouchandTell App to order future meals that will be delivered to your location. Please note: orders must be placed by 5:00 PM the day before. If you have any questions about this process or need any assistance, please contact Dining Services at quarantinemeals@umass.edu or call 413-545-2472, 8am to 10pm 7 days a week. ??Hospitality refrigerators are located in quarantine/ isolation locations, except for Lincoln Apartments for students checking in during non-meal periods. Those going to Lincoln Apartments can stop by Harvest located in the campus center for a grab and go snack bag. The refrigerators have a supply of continental breakfast items, sandwiches, salads, water, juice. Additionally, a supply of soup, crackers and ginger-ale is available. Health and WellbeingUniversity Health Services Phone: 413-577-5000If you need non-emergency healthcare, the Public Health Nurses are available to advise you – please call them at (413) 577-5498. The Public Health Nurses will also help you schedule a telehealth appointment with a University Health Services (UHS) provider. Center for Counseling and Psychological Health (CCPH)Phone: 413-545-2337Emergency on-call services, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For non-life threatening situations, please call 413-545-2337 and follow the prompts to reach our on-call clinician. For Life-threatening emergency dial 911 or call UMPD: (413) 545-3111 if you are on campus. The Center for Counseling and Psychological Health (CCPH) offers a?community of care?to UMass Amherst students to help cope with stress or anxiety, find strategies to overcome challenges, promote mental wellbeing, and succeed in college life and beyond. CCPH offers a variety of services including crises intervention, individual therapy, Let’s Talk, as well as groups and workshops ( Check out Connections in Quarantine). Campus RecreationCampus recreating offer a variety of remote and on-demand group fitness as well as esports events. The Massachusetts Department of Public HealthOn-call Epidemiologist: (617) 983-6800 (7 days per week/24 hours per day) Academic Learning Resource CenterEmail: lrc@umass.edu?The Learning Resource Center (LRC) serves as the central academic support unit for University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass Amherst) undergraduate students. Peer Tutors, Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leaders, and ExSEL Leaders are model students trained to assist their peers in achieving academic success. Writing Center?The writing center works with students at any stage of the writing process: brainstorming and outlining, getting feedback on a draft, developing revision strategies, learning to copy edit one’s work, and more. The highly trained and experienced tutors can meet with writers in video conferences online.?Book an online appointment?with one of the tutors today.Student Success Toolkit SeriesJoin staff from Student Success to?discover?your strengths,?learn?about strategies, tools and resources, and?reflect?on your personal toolkit for virtual learning success! These are 45-50 minute?interactive sessions Management & Prioritization, Time Management & Prioritization and Tips for Virtual Learning & Time Management?are facilitated on Zoom and you'll be provided the Zoom link for the session after you register. Academic DeanList of academic DeansSupport Services Dean of Students Office227 Whitmore Administration BuildingPhone: 413-545-2684Student Support Request & Referral Form Disability Services?Office161 WhitmorePhone: 413-545-0892622300186055Please Remember to Follow these Important Instructionswhile you’re in Isolation or QuarantineWhile you are in isolation or quarantine you are directed to remain in your room or suite unless you need to quickly pick-up food in the lobby or use the restroom. Masks are required at all times, whenever you leave your room. Failure to follow these directives may result in conduct violations through the Dean of Students Office.?Additionally:?No visitors are allowed, for any reasonNo outside food deliveries You may not exit I &Q to access any public buildings or spaces, for any reason?No gatherings are allowed with others in the I &Q spaces?When any University staff enter the facilities a 6 foot distance and mask is required?00Please Remember to Follow these Important Instructionswhile you’re in Isolation or QuarantineWhile you are in isolation or quarantine you are directed to remain in your room or suite unless you need to quickly pick-up food in the lobby or use the restroom. Masks are required at all times, whenever you leave your room. Failure to follow these directives may result in conduct violations through the Dean of Students Office.?Additionally:?No visitors are allowed, for any reasonNo outside food deliveries You may not exit I &Q to access any public buildings or spaces, for any reason?No gatherings are allowed with others in the I &Q spaces?When any University staff enter the facilities a 6 foot distance and mask is required? ................
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