No. There are no changes to the academic calendar for Fanuchanan 2020.

UOG employees and UOG students have a shared responsibility. Wearing masks; practicing social distancing; following room, bathroom and elevator density guidelines; and sanitizing high-touch surfaces are all critical to campus safety. Everyone must follow these guidelines to avoid spreading the COVID-19 virus on UOG's campus, and to protect yourself and others.

Please do not come to the campus if you are feeling ill or have any symptoms of COVID-19.

Do not come to the campus if you have recently tested positive for COVID-19 or have recently come into contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19. Instead call 311 for advice on Contract Tracing. Contact your health provider for additional advice. Contact your instructor as well about make-up work.

The University will continue to follow COVID-19 public health protocols mandating social distancing and requiring everyone on campus to wear masks.

• To further protect students and employees, classrooms have been re-arranged with strict social distancing protocols - a minimum of 6 feet between every seat with an instructor buffer of 11 to 14 feet at the front of the classroom or lab.
• Seat capacity has been reduced in classrooms to 25-30% of the original amount. Instructors may rotate student attendance to facilitate safe learning environments.
• Elevators will be restricted to one (1) person at a time.
• Temperature checks will be done at the entry of each building.
• Bathrooms will be generally restricted to two (2) persons as a time.
• High-touch surfaces will be sanitized before each class. 
• UOG has also installed plexiglass shields in most offices to provide additional protection for students and employees.
• Hand sanitizer is also available throughout the campus.
• Signage is posted around campus reminding individuals of how to keep safe.

Anyone who enters a UOG building will be subject to screening. Screening entails asking a series of pertinent questions to minimize the risk of the COVID-19 spread within UOG facilities. If you answer “YES” to any of the questions below, you will be asked to leave the campus or referred to appropriate Public Health contacts for proper care and guidance.

These questions include, but are not limited to:

• Have you been diagnosed with COVID-19 within the last 14 days?
• Have you had any symptoms that make you likely to be COVID-19 positive (i.e. cough, shortness of breath, fever).
• Do you live with someone who has been or is diagnosed with COVID-19 or traveled within the last 14 days?
• Within the last 14 days, have you been identified as someone requiring self-monitoring as part of contact tracing related to someone diagnosed with COVID-19?
  

You Go outside of the building you are in, find a space where you can be at least 8-10 feet from anyone, and take off your mask. If anyone approaches you to talk, you must keep that distance from them without a mask.

Always over your nose and mouth - at the same time. Do not pull a mask down to talk to someone because you can eject moist particles from your exposed nose and/or mouth.

Read more about wearing masks (CDC)

Generally, you will not be able to come to campus for classes (or to work). Properly worn masks are a requirement for everyone who visits the UOG campus. Having one person not wearing a mask in a room with other people wearing masks creates additional and unnecessary risk.

Generally, no.  Most of the eating spaces on campus are not large enough for 8-10 foot distancing without a mask.  It is best to eat off campus or in your vehicle. 

The following websites provide more information:

• Campus Advisory Page
• Continuity of Operations Plan for Enrollment Management & Student Success (EMSS)
  

The University will be providing free of charge one (1) reusable face mask per student registered for 20FA. Distribution will be announced at a later date. Extra masks and other health and safety products are available for purchase at the Triton Store or masks are available at off-campus vendors. Please call (671) 735-2931 or email store@triton.uog.edu for more information.

Always over your nose and mouth - at the same time. Do not pull a mask down to talk to someone because you can eject moist particles from your exposed nose and/or mouth.

Read more about wearing masks (CDC)

Go outside of the building you are in, find a space where you can be at least 8-10 feet from anyone, and take off your mask. If anyone approaches you to talk, you must keep that distance from them without a mask.

 Generally, you will not be able to come to campus for classes (or to work). Properly worn masks are a requirement for everyone who visits the UOG campus. Having one person not wearing a mask in a room with other people wearing masks creates additional and unnecessary risk.

Generally, no. Most of the eating spaces on campus are not large enough for 8-10 foot distancing without a mask. It is best to eat off campus or in your vehicle.

Yes. Computer Center Assistants (CCA) will provide technical support for students for online delivery. For example, helping with lecture recording, live streaming with web cams and speakers, connecting to virtual meetings, managing chat communications during classes. Contact the Office of Information Technology for more information by calling (671) 735-2640/30 or email helpdesk@triton.uog.edu or visit their help page at https://ithelp.uog.edu/en-us/. 

The OIT/Computer Center will not have laptop loaners, but the computer labs will be open Mondays-Fridays from 8AM - 7PM and Saturdays 8AM-5PM for student usage.

Remote learning will be available for students who aren’t able to attend face-to-face classes, and videos of lectures may be available online.

UOG has also partnered with Docomo Pacific and GTA on special rates for students for high-speed Internet access.

• Docomo Pacific UOG Plan
• GTA Affinity Program

For more information or contact Docomo Pacific at 688-CARE (2273) or GTA at (671) 644-4482.

No. Students will not be required to utilize a paid subscription to access the learning management system (LMS).

Yes. The same days and times will be scheduled for the online courses.

Contact Ms. Sallie Sablan, Senior Academic Counselor, ADA Specialization, at (671) 735-2640 or email ssablan@triton.uog.edu for assistance. You can also connect with your instuctor on how accommodations can be put in place to keep you in school.

Yes. For undeclared students, Student Counseling & Advising Services will remain available via email, phone, and Zoom appointment. The following advisors are alphanumerically assigned by student last names:

• A-F: Mr. Lorenzo Eduvala: (671) 735-0339 or eduvalal@triton.uog.edu
• G-L: Ms. Arline Leon Guerrero: (671) 735-3342 or arlinelg@triton.uog.edu
• M-R: Ms. Sallie Sablan: (671) 735-2460 or sssablan@triton.uog.edu
• S-Z: Ms. Joann Sudo: (671) 735-0277 or sudoj@triton.uog.edu

For declared majors, your faculty advisor is available for advisement via email, Zoom appointment, Skype, or other communication arranged between you and your advisor. Additional advisement may be provided by the appropriate dean’s office.