Dear Students:
As a follow up to the message you received a short time ago, the Syracuse University Public Health Team is reaching out to remind you of the importance of monitoring for COVID symptoms, weekly surveillance testing, and immediately and honestly participating with any necessary contact tracing.
If you have reason to believe you’ve recently been exposed to the COVID-19 virus, please contact the COVID Project Management Office at 315.443.6180 or sucovid@syr.edu.
If you are experiencing any symptoms, please immediately contact the Barnes Center by phone at 315.443.8000. As a reminder: please do not physically visit the Barnes Center if you’re not feeling well.
Sincerely,
Syracuse University Public Health Team
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