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Our COVID-19 Response
WSU Together:
COVID-19 Ready
Promoting a culture of mutual care and compliance with health and safety guidelines is critical to ensuring the Coug experience.
What you need to know now
- The next COVID-19 town hall be Wednesday, Nov. 13 at 11 am. Details to follow.
- You must complete a self-attestation form every day you plan to be at a physical WSU location. Locations include all campuses, extension locations, and satellite offices.
- When on a WSU campus, all students must abide by health and safety directives issued by WSU, the government and health officials: wear a mask, leave six feet of physical distance, wash your hands, limit group sizes and stay home when sick.
- WSU is cooperating with health authorities statewide to facilitate contact tracing.
- WSU Pullman has developed a plan describing the use of facilities on campus for the fall 2020 semester.
Health and Safety of all Cougs
WSU will:
- Implement contact tracing capabilities.
- Require all students, faculty, staff and visitors complete a self-attestation form every day you plan to be at a physical WSU location. Locations include all campuses, extension locations, and satellite offices.
- Require appropriate face covering in indoor public spaces and outdoors. Review exemptions and best practices for face coverings.
- Develop physical distancing policies for all in-person activities, events and meetings.
- Put in place cleaning protocols for all facilities, including classrooms, instructional laboratories, meeting spaces and offices.
- Provide mandatory training for all students, faculty and staff to ensure public health guidelines are practiced.