The path forward will continue to be challenging, but working together we can reimagine how we deliver our campus experience while we continue to learn and work in a hybrid (primarily remote) environment. We’re all in this together; each of us plays an important role in keeping our community safe and healthy.
Campus Communications to Date
The most recent campus communications are listed below. You can also access a full archive of campus communications pertaining to COVID-19.
Recent Communications
1/15/2021
Earlier this week, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) issued a new epidemic order that allows some additional indoor activities to resume with restrictions including the continued requirement of wearing face coverings and limited occupancies.
1/10/2021
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) announced last week that beginning Monday, January 11, organizations throughout the state can begin vaccinating those in the Phase 1B category (including individuals 65 years or older).
1/6/2021
Unfortunately, the holiday season did not bring a respite to our COVID-19 concerns. Throughout the country, we continue to see an increasing number of cases, with some hospital systems nationwide overwhelmed and strains of the virus raising additional concerns.
12/14/2020
Earlier this morning President Schlissel and Marschall Runge, CEO, Michigan Medicine, shared a communication regarding U-M’s COVID-19 vaccination planning. Michigan Medicine is leading vaccinations across all three campuses and the health system.
Coronavirus: What you Need to Know (FAQ)
Quick Links
- UM-Dearborn Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
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- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- State of Michigan Coronavirus COVID-19
- Track coronavirus cases around the world
- Wayne County Health Department
- World Health Organization
- Reduce Your Risk