COVID-19 Student Protocol
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- Please complete the Texas A&M COVID-19 Report Form
- Follow all medical guidance given and do not return to campus until cleared by your healthcare provider and consistent with CDC guidelines
If you are a student employee who works on campus, you must follow the steps above and also immediately notify your work supervisor. For additional details, please review the Guide for Sick/Exposed Campus Members.
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- Please complete the Texas A&M COVID-19 Report Form
- Call your doctor before seeking care or follow the Student Health Services guidelines
- Follow all medical guidance given and do not return to campus until cleared by your healthcare provider and consistent with CDC guidelines
If you are a student employee who works on campus, you must follow the steps above and also immediately notify your work supervisor. For additional details, please review the Guide for Sick/Exposed Campus Members.
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- Please complete the Texas A&M COVID-19 Report Form
- Self-isolate through the full 14 days since the initial contact
If you are a student employee who works on campus, you must follow the steps above and also immediately notify your work supervisor. For additional details, please review the Guide for Sick/Exposed Campus Members.
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- Self-isolate through the full 14 days and do not report to campus until the 14 days are complete
For regular COVID-19 updates from Texas A&M University please visit tamu.edu/coronavirus.
If you have any additional questions or are in need of assistance please email covid19student@tamu.edu.
Any students, faculty or staff should complete the Texas A&M COVID-19 Report Form if they need to report any of the following:
- receiving a positive test result for COVID-19
- showing symptoms of COVID-19 but have not been tested or have test results that are pending
- having been exposed to someone who received a positive test for COVID-19
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Other Questions:
Your academic advisor will be the best source of information regarding academics. Find your academic advisor.
Student Health Services is closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation and is working with the Brazos County Health Department for outbreak preparedness.
Counseling & Psychological Services is providing individual consultations by phone at 979-845-4427. HelpLine is also currently operational.
Coping During COVID-19
Updates to CAPS Services
Self-Help Resources
On-campus student housing is open and available for students taking classes on-site, online or both. If an on-campus student needs to self-isolate because they have tested positive for COVID-19 or are considered a close contact, they should contact their hall/apartment staff regarding self-isolation options. Contact the Department of Residence Life at 979-862-3158 or visit their website at https://reslife.tamu.edu for more information.
Sbisa, Duncan, and Commons will be cashless starting Fall 2020. All stations be attendant served and pre-packaged hot To-Go meals are available for purchase at Creekside Market, Southside Market, and the New Northside Market (renovated Aggie Express across from Hobby Hall). Corps of Cadets may choose to get their March-In Meals To-Go for breakfast and dinner. For more information about Dining's commitment to safety, visit https://dineoncampus.com/tamu/our-safety-measures.
At this time, all current off-campus leases that students have with their property management companies must continue to be in effect, unless a deal has been privately worked out with the tenant and leasing company.
This does in fact mean that rent will need to be paid as usual from the tenant, and all leasing agreements must be adhered to. This is a contractual agreement between a tenant and leasing agency that Texas A&M University is not affiliated with, and does not have decision making authority, unfortunately.
That being said, for the group of off-campus students that do decide to leave Bryan/College Station, we strongly recommend that they begin a communication with their leasing agencies to determine what, if anything, can be negotiated. At this point in time, any student who decides to leave their apartment for the rest of the semester is making a personal and voluntary decision to do so, and therefore will need to still adhere to leasing contracts that are in place. Be sure to ask your property manager about options on waiving late fees and adjusting payment plans.
The Texas Apartment Association has also issued information that may be helpful for those that live off campus. For more resources, check out Student Legal Services.
We're here for you, Ags! If you still have questions or are feeling overwhelmed and aren't sure where to start, Student Assistance Services is happy to help. You can email us at studentlife@tamu.edu. We know that times are tough and stressful - let us help you get through it.
