University messages

Tracker, quarantine and masks are all suspended. Vaccines recommended.

Mitigation strategies and recommendations

Effective Saturday, February 12, masks will be required in classrooms and labs.

Updates to our mitigation, quarantine and isolation guidelines

Proof of vaccination or weekly testing potentially beginning Jan 4, 2022

A revising of our mask policy

Reinstatement of modified COVID mitigation procedures

Masks required; vaccines optional (but encouraged); the daily tracker is back

We strongly encourage masking indoors starting August 9, and get vaccinated!

Symptom tracker, visitor policy revisions, Michigan restrictions and vaccines

COVID capacity limits will be lifted on June 1, 2021

Fully vaccinated people can resume activities without wearing a mask or physically distancing

Washtenaw County vaccine availability and other updates

Increase in cases, Easter break and vaccine updates

Off-campus vaccine availability, on-campus rapid testing, and more

Free, on-campus, rapid antigen testing

Rest days March 9-10

Remember our journey together during COVID

Events on campus including a town hall with SGA

Campus reminders including billing questions

Spring break canceled, and other schedule changes

Spring semester, health advisory task force and commencement updates

New quarantine guidelines, new guest policy, spring semester updates

Quarantine timeline has been reduced from 14 to 10 days

Help us keep up protocols over break

COVID numbers update, the governor's order, looking forward to Winterim and Spring semester.

Library computers and study spaces now require an appointment, books and print jobs will be left for pick-up.

With Thanksgiving Break approaching, we wanted to communicate two important clarifications in regards to residence life, and Governor Whitmer’s announcement last night.

Governor Whitmer and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) issued a new emergency order that enacts a three-week pause targeting indoor social gatherings and other group activities.

Governor Whitmer and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) issued a new emergency order that enacts a three-week pause targeting indoor social gatherings and other group activities.

Updates on the significant spike in cases and in the number of those needing to be quarantined this week.

Our program of wearing masks and maintaining social distancing in our teaching and learning spaces has worked well so far, but today we have 64 active cases at CUW and 45 at CUAA, with a number of students, faculty and staff in quarantine due to possible exposures.

Fall break, Thanksgiving, final exams and commencement 2020

CUWAA’s screening, symptom, and exposure reporting process for employees who are working onsite.

Concordia has collaborated with SafeColleges to provide mandatory online training for returning students.

Concordia has collaborated with SafeColleges to provide mandatory online training for new students.

Join us for a webinar August 6th to learn more about our plan for your Uncommon Return to campus.

Information from Leah Dvorak; Vice Provost of Faculty Affairs, for faculty on their return for fall 2020.

Students who are sick, or who are engaging in self-quarantine at the direction of their local health department or their health care professional, should not attend face-to-face class, will not be required to provide formal documentation from a health care provider, and will not be penalized for absences.

The campus Bookstore is committed to making the best possible shopping experiences for our students, parents, staff, faculty and the general public for the 2020-21 school year.

Employees, remember to pick up your CUAA branded masks!

Information about travel, housing, health care and visas for International students.

Striving together, maintaining a positive and agile spirit, and putting the needs of one another before our own, Concordia will achieve a safe, Uncommon Return.

The ARC will continue to provide exam proctoring options for students with specialized testing accommodations (e.g. scribe, assistive technology, paper copy of exam, minimum distraction environment, medically at-risk) as well as those who prefer to utilize their accommodations in the Testing Center.

The latest information related to return-to-work.

Our administration has teamed with members of the faculty, local public health leaders, and public health experts to develop the student plan for an Uncommon Return this fall.

Our campus-wide effort to return to on-campus living, learning, and working.

News about graduation, our uncommon return to CUW, room and board credit, honors, summer courses, and relief funds.

Several important updates about the impact of COVID-19: remote work, summer operations, student employees, university budget, and looking ahead to next year.

We will continue employee temporary remote work for Mequon, Extended, and Ann Arbor Campus’.

More detailed information about the pass/fail grading policy exception that is meant to address the unique circumstances in which we all find ourselves during Spring 2020 semester.

As a result of the effect of COVID-19, and in direct response to student petitions, Concordia’s plenary faculty voted to provide an exception to its normal grading policy for spring 2020.

Important details about housing and meal plan credits and refunds due to students because of residential changes on campus.

A message to all 2020 spring graduates and fellow Concordians.

A member of the CUAA community has tested positive for COVID-19.

A note from HR about resources available to employees of Concordia.

Meant to inform and clarify previous business processes communications.

A message from Kim Masenthin, Director of Human Resources.

Communication from President Ferry to all CUAA Employees: Shelter in place - Michigan Executive Order.

Important information for CUAA students from the Office of the President.

We are taking several significant new actions based on the evolving situation and informed by questions and concerns you have been sharing.

It is our responsibility to you and our greater community to be proactive in our efforts to prevent the spread of this illness. At the same time, we are committed to continuing the academic excellence and vital work of the university.

Governors of Michigan and Wisconsin have issued orders with respect to K-12 education. We recognize these orders will impact many employees who have children in the early childhood and K-12 age group.

A message from Concordia University Ann Arbor Vice President of Administration Rev. Dr. Ryan Peterson.

Leadership met this morning to enhance the University’s travel guidelines for employees and students.

The Dean of Students and Administration is closely monitoring the recent outbreak of Coronavirus.

The novel coronavirus; causing an outbreak of respiratory illness.