COVID-19 Student Resources

The Center for the Study of Human Health is committed to our students' personal health and that of our community.

Based on the current COVID-19 conditions in Atlanta, and in consultation with public health experts on and off campus, Emory University has developed guidelines and resources for a continued safe learning environment. Below are a few of the latest updates:

• Academic and nonacademic events, activities, and meetings can take place indoors.
• Indoor gatherings with more than 250 people should follow new guidelines.
  Normal dining operations will resume. Indoor dining is allowed for organized events and gatherings; however, outdoor dining, individually boxed meals, and grab-and-go options are encouraged.
• Masking is optional indoors on Emory's campuses with exceptions.
• The university may revert to a more restrictive operating status should future conditions warrant.
• All students, faculty, and staff are required to be vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19 for the spring semester, with exemptions only for those with approved medical reasons or sincerely held religious beliefs (updated December 16, 2021).
• Review the updated travel guidelines, effective November 1.
• All students, faculty, and staff are required to be immunized for the flu (updated October 14, 2021).
• Learn more about the COVID-19 vaccine requirements for students, faculty, and staff at Emory.
• Check our COVID-19 dashboard, which shares reported COVID-19 cases and uploaded vaccination rates among faculty, staff, and students.

Shiyra Sadoff, Academic Services Administrator for the Center for the Study of Human Health, will be managing our registration questions. Ms. Sadoff can be reached at shiyra.sadoff@emory.edu.

For the most recent updates on COVID-19 developments, please follow  the news at: www.emory.edu/forward