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Safe. Healthy. Together.
We are all excited to have our entire community back on our beautiful campus for the Fall 2022 semester. By maintaining the shared expectation of commitment to one another that saw us successfully through the past few academic years together, we can do our best to help Curry stay healthy.
What To Expect On Move-In Day 2022 (August 25 & 28)
Commuter Student Check-in Process - Fall 2022
Please note the following policies related to COVID-19 for the Fall 2022 semester:
- Curry College requires ALL members of our community - students, faculty, and staff - to be fully vaccinated, as defined by the CDC.
- Community members seeking an exemption from the vaccination requirement must either submit a medical or religious exemption waiver request.
- According to the CDC, Norfolk County is currently at “medium” risk and Curry will follow CDC recommendations where all students, faculty, and staff will no longer be required to wear masks when inside campus buildings except in designated areas such as Health Services and the Covid Clinic. Any student, faculty, or staff member, who feels more comfortable wearing face coverings should feel free to do so. Surgical masks will continue to be provided and stocked in all classrooms, and throughout campus.
- Onboard testing will be required for all members of the Curry community (including all commuter and residential students, faculty, and staff, regardless of vaccination status) before the start of the fall semester. ALL STUDENTS must conduct their own rapid home test within 72 hours prior to return to campus and upload their test results to CoVerified. Students can download and install the CoVerified App to their mobile device from iTunes or Google Play.
To upload a negative COVID-19 Test in CoVerified:
- Take a photo or screen shot of your negative COVID-19 Test result.
- Open the CoVerified App on your phone.
- At the bottom of the app, tap on the "+" symbol and select "Upload Test Result" from the menu.
- If you are uploading a home test, you need to take a photo of the test with a piece of paper that has your name, student ID number, and date and time you took the test. Take the photo next to your Curry College ID or state-issued ID. Here is an example.
- Tap the word "Confirm" and you're done!
Having trouble with the CoVerified App? View the step by step guide for support.
NOTE: The College is currently reviewing the updated CDC COVID-19 Guidelines and will send an email on Monday, August 22, to update the Curry community on all protocols and policies related to masking, etc.
This website will be updated as additional information becomes available. Please note that all plans for Fall 2022 are contingent upon the evolving public health situation. We will be monitoring all guidance from local, state and federal authorities carefully and constantly. Should these plans change, we will notify the Curry community promptly.
Return to Campus Planning
We will always put our students first, taking precautions to continue to keep you and our campus as safe as possible.
Academics
For both traditional undergraduate and continuing education and graduate courses, as well as academic support, Curry College conducts in-person, face-to-face courses and services. Programs or courses that are designated hyflex, hybrid or online for CE-Grad will continue to be offered in those modalities. Study Abroad and Study Away programs have resumed, and all lab, clinical and performative coursework will proceed in person.
Health and Safety
We are fully committed to keeping our community and our campus as safe as possible. That’s why we are requiring all students, faculty and staff to be fully vaccinated, as defined by the CDC.
Have a Question/Comment?
Do you have questions, concerns, and/or comments? Please don't hesitate to submit an inquiry. We look forward to providing you with the latest information.
Curry College community members are encouraged to report any incidents potentially related to COVID-19.
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As always, our first priority is keeping our entire community, especially our students, safe. We will continue to communicate with students, faculty, staff, alumni, friends, and visitors frequently.
