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FAQs 

Below is a list of common questions.  The health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff is our top priority. Continue to check this page for updates.

Harrisonburg campus students should call or text 540-421-3406 to report if you are symptomic, have been exposed or have tested positive for COVID-19. For all emergencies, please contact 911.
 
Harrisonburg campus employees only need to call to report a positive test or if they have questions regarding COVID.

 

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Harrisonburg Campus Spring Semester 2022 Updates

Vaccination Information for Harrisonburg Students

For more information on why we are requiring vaccination and what resources are available to you visit emu.edu/coronavirus/vaccination

Athletics

Admissions 

 

Employees

EMU at Lancaster

Promoting a Community of Care [reviewed and updated 3/3/22]

MITIGATION

In light of the consistent downward trend in cases and transmission levels of the COVID-19 virus in our region and beyond and CDC adjusted recommendations, EMU at Lancaster will no longer require masks in our facility.  While masking will not be required, please continue to honor each other and uphold our Community of Care practices.  

Mask Optional:  Faculty, staff and students are invited to wear a mask and/or ask others to wear a mask in light of individual risk factors.  Please have a mask available to accommodate these requests.  Our facilities will remain configured to meet social distance requirements.  (Beginning March 7,  2022)

If you are symptomatic, exposed, or test positive, EMU at Lancaster faculty, staff, and students should call or text the LANCASTER COVID hotline (717-844-1675) or email covid.lancaster@emu.edu.  

REPORTING : Call or text the COVID hotline at 717-844-1675

What if I am symptomatic for COVID-19?  

What if I am exposed to someone positive with COVID-19? 

If fully vaccinated, 

If you are not fully vaccinated (not boosted) or unvaccinated, 

 
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