Your health and wellbeing can be protected and strengthened with simple, healthy habits.
During the pandemic, our students, faculty, and staff overwhelmingly made decisions that protected the health and wellbeing of our community. Those choices helped slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus and protect our friends, classmates, and colleagues.
Be sure to continue these habits that not only reduce the spread of COVID-19, but may also help keep flu and other illnesses to a minimum.
Wearing a face covering
For students, faculty, staff, and visitors, wearing a well-fitted mask is required indoors, regardless of your vaccination status. As part of our overall prevention and wellbeing strategy, this step can maximize protection from the virus and prevent possibly spreading it to others.
Find more information by reviewing the University’s Face Covering Protocol. You may find information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on mask fit and material, as well as information from University Health and Safety (UHS). Additionally, UHS has launched a Mask Support Program for faculty, staff and students. The program assists in selecting a high-quality mask and provides instructions for use.
Health and wellbeing resources
Whether you are a student, faculty or staff member, we recognize the pandemic may have and may continue to affect the health and wellbeing of individuals throughout our community. Learn more about Twin Cities campus resources below.
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Staff and Faculty Support |
Student Academic Support |
Student Mental Health Support |
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Resources are provided through the Office for Human Resources. These include mental health resources and the Employee Assistance Program. |
Resources are offered at all levels of instruction.
For campus-wide resources: Your college, school, or department may also offer academic support services that fit your specific area of study. Be sure to check with your advisor or instructor. |
There are a variety of services offered to students, from formal counseling sessions to drop-in consultations. • U of M Crisis Line: • Student Counseling Services Additionally, the Office of Student Affairs Care Program provides case management, support, and resources. |
Systemwide COVID-19 Response Resources
| Crookston | Campus COVID-19 Response | Health Center: 218-281-8512 |
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| Duluth | Campus COVID-19 Response | UMD Health Services: 218-726-8155 |
| Morris | Campus COVID-19 Response | Health Services: 320-589-6070 |
| Rochester | Campus COVID-19 Response | OMC Triage Line: 507-292-7266 |
| Twin Cities | Campus COVID-19 Response | Boynton Health online If symptoms are severe and need to be evaluated by a medical provider, please call 612-625-3222. |
Questions?
Email the University of Minnesota at [email protected].
