Update for ULM Students, Employees & Community
August 3, 2021- As our COVID Response Team continues to plan for Fall 2021, we are faced with the
reality of a fourth COVID surge and the most contagious strand that we’ve seen so
far. While we cannot eliminate the risk of contracting COVID-19 on campus, we can
help reduce the likelihood of its spread through vaccinations and safe health practices.
Governor Edwards announced a renewal of the statewide mask mandate, which will be
in place until at least September 1 (see attached). This reinforces ULM’s decision to require face masks in all campus buildings this
fall for vaccinated and unvaccinated alike. Face masks that properly cover the wearer’s
mouth and nose shall be worn indoors at all times. The exception is an employee working
alone in their personal office. An abundant supply of face masks will be available
in all buildings this fall semester.
We need your help and patience as we navigate these somewhat familiar waters again.
Help us keep the campus open this fall by masking up and talking to your doctor about
the COVID-19 vaccine.
STUDENT INFORMATION
COVID Proof of Immunization or Waiver Process
COVID-19 Testing Policy for Students
Return to Campus Plan | Campus Student COVID-19 Protocol
COVID-19 Self Check Form
Students that TEST POSITIVE
Hybrid Classes / ZOOM Student Resources & Study Locations
ULM Health Clinic | Counseling Center
COVID-19 Vaccinations Added to Required Immunizations
EMPLOYEE INFORMATION
COVID-19 Travel Protocol Policy | Travel Reporting Webform
Interim Research Policy during the Coronavirus COVID-19 Emergency
Safety Office Covid 19 Information
Return to Work Certification Form
Employees that TEST POSITIVE
ULM & COMMUNITY
ULM continues requiring masks inside, loosens social distancing
ULM hopes for a return to normal in Fall 2021
Updates/News Releases
Archive of Previous Releases
Information Technology Updates
ULM is committed to the health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff. We are following guidelines and best practices in alignment with the CDC, Governor
John Bel Edwards’ Coronavirus Task Force, and the University of Louisiana System.
