COVID-19 Information

To end your isolation, you will need to meet the following guidelines:

• At least five (5) days have passed since your symptom(s) started; AND 
• You no longer have fevers; AND 
• Your other symptoms are getting better; AND 
• You have a negative test result collected on day 5 or later

Because you will be isolating in your household, it is important to take the following precautions to help limit the spread of COVID-19 to others: 

• Limit the amount of time you are outside of your assigned bedroom. 
• Limit the amount of guests in your apartment during the isolation period.  We recommend no guests inside your apartment for two (2) weeks once isolation has begun. 
• Remain 6 feet away from others if you do leave your bedroom during isolation. 
• Wear a mask while you are in isolation and around others. 
• Encourage roommates to wear a mask while in your household while you are isolating. 
• Wash your hands frequently to eliminate the spread of COVID-19 on surfaces. 

ATTENDING CLASSES/EVENTS/ACTIVITIES

While you are in isolation, you should not attend in-person classes, events or activities.  Be sure to contact to faculty/advisors/coaches, etc. to let them know you will not be in attendance.  If you need any assistance reaching your faculty, please reach out to the Dean of Students Office at dos.sfsu.edu/content/dean-call-program or dos@sfsu.edu.

DINING & FOOD DELIVERY

To avoid exposure to others, do not visit the dining center during your isolation period.  You will need to make alternative plans for meals for the 5-10 days of your isolation period.  Please keep the following in mind when making your meal arrangements:

• Grocery of Food Delivery | If you are receiving a grocery delivery, you may have the food dropped off at the community desk. Please work with your friends or roommates to bring the delivery to your apartment. Please Note: There is no refrigeration units for storage at any of the community desks, so be sure to have your roommates/friends to bring the delivery to your apartment as soon as possible to avoid food spoilage. 

• Meal Plans | If you are a meal plan holder, you may ask a roommate to pick up a meal for you from the dining center in a to-go box.  You will need to provide your roommate with your university ID number when they pick up your meals. You can access the dining center menu via the Everyday App and you can pre-order your meals using the Transact Mobile Ordering App. Both apps are available for download for both Android and iPhone users.