COVID-19
What you need to know
- A message to the university community for fall 2023.
- Masks are strongly recommended, but not required in all public spaces on Memorial campuses.
- You can voluntarily choose to post this sign in your office letting co-workers, students and visitors know your willingness to wear a mask. This is an added step toward a respectful workplace.
- Memorial's procedure for vaccine requirement suspended on June 1, 2022 at 12:01 a.m. in alignment with the suspension of the NL Public Sector Policy.
- Please note that international students are required to stay informed about current regulations and restrictions related to entering Canada. The Government of Canada website for travellers is the most up-to-date source for information.
- Don’t come to campus if you’re sick.
- Doctors’ notes are not required for students who cannot attend class, exams or other evaluations due to COVID-19-related illness or symptoms. As always, students should inform their instructors promptly of absences so they can work together to ensure they can keep up with course work.
- Instructors should make reasonable accommodations to support continued progress toward course completion for students who may be sick. More resources to support instructors can be found here.
- Rapid test kits are available on campuses across the province.
- Masks are available on campuses.
- A report on Memorial's response to the pandemic can be viewed here.
Memorial continues to follow the most up-to-date advice provided by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador and the Government of Canada on COVID-19 response.