About Coronavirus Information for Students
Safety First for our Virtual Spring Semester
As we come together for our virtual spring semester, our Hornet family is facing many challenges. Together, we must help each other and stay focused on our students’ success. Sacramento State continues to provide a broad array of programs and services to support our students as they navigate our virtual environment. Our CARES program is offering support and emergency financial assistance. Student Health and Counseling Services is providing telehealth and tele-counseling services. The Peer and Academic Resource Center (PARC) along with our Math Success Center and Writing Center are offering tutoring and academic support for our students. Our Student Service Center, Advising Center, Career Center, and Equity and Affinity Centers (MLK Center, Multi-Cultural Center, Pride Center, Dreamer Resource Center, Full Circle Project, and Veterans Success Center; just to name a few), are all providing virtual services and support for students.
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COVID-19 Testing and Vaccinations
As we continue with our Safety First approach, we will be conducting Covid testing for: our students in the residence halls, student-athletes, campus safety officers (CSOs), and student ambassadors. Testing will be available for students who need to be on campus during the spring semester for face-to-face courses, laboratories, and other academic or work-related needs. Also, Sacramento State will be becoming a COVID-19 vaccine site. We will need to follow the tiers prescribed by the state and Sacramento County Public Health Department. We will provide vaccinations to our Hornet Family as we move through the semester. Our Student Health and Counseling Services will send out more information as it becomes available. View the COVID-19 Testing & Vaccinations Information Page.
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