What You Need to Know 

• More vaccine appointments available: UO COVID-19 vaccination clinics are underway and will end on April 29. Additional appointments have been added to the April 28 and 29 clinic schedules.
• If you are unable to schedule an appointment:
  • Place your name on this wait list to be notified when same-day vaccinations become available and/or if additional appointments open up.
  • Watch for UO Alerts text messages and emails for opportunities to receive a vaccine the day of a scheduled clinic.
• If you have an upcoming appointment and already received a vaccination elsewhere, please use this cancellation form.
  
  
• Due to increasing numbers of cases of COVID-19, Lane County will move back to "High Risk Level" tomorrow, Friday, April 23. Most campus operations will not be affected. However, reduced occupancy and gathering sizes may be in effect throughout the community. For more see Oregon's risk level guidance chart.
  
  
• Zoom accounts for UO students have been upgraded to facilitate group meetings for class projects, clubs, and more. Students can now host Zoom meetings with up to 300 people without a time limit. Students can also serve as alternative hosts.
  
  

Reminders

• Free COVID-19 test appointments are available to community members through the UO Monitoring and Assessment Program (MAP) on four days next week, starting Monday, April 26. Also, MAP debuts a new registration system for the Tuesday, April 27, test appointments. Sign up and let us know how the new system works for you. Testing takes place at McArthur Court and Matthew Knight Arena.

• The best way to prevent illness is to avoid being exposed to the virus. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention outline some general precautions to minimize the spread of respiratory diseases. 

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