If you think you may be positive for COVID-19, please report any related symptoms.
If you aren’t feeling well and are concerned that you may be positive for COVID-19, please call the Student Health Center. After speaking to a health professional, they'll advise you to go to the Student Health Center or not.
If you aren’t feeling well and are concerned that you may be positive for COVID-19, contact your primary care physician or healthcare provider. They will advise you further with your health situation.
Testing is available at the UofSC Aiken Convocation Center. The testing is provided by the SCDHEC at no charge to you. For hours and more information, visit https://www.usca.edu/pacer-ready/covid-19-testing.
Any student, faculty or staff who tests positive for COVID-19 needs to confidentially report this to our COVID-19 chairs at COVID-19 Helpline.
UofSC Aiken has developed a five-pronged approach for the safe return of students and employees.
Resources on how to prevent COVID-19 infection, and steps to take if you are sick.
Dr. Daren Timmons, Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, kicks off the semester with a video message to students.
Dr. Thayer McGahee, Dean of the School of Nursing, and Cindy Gelinas, director of the Student Health Center and Counseling Center discuss the fall semester.
Facilities Director, Brian Enter, shares what we've done to help prevent the spread of germs on campus.
Nursing Instructor, Hannah Mottel, and Student Government President, Samuel Boyd, share the importance of contact tracing.
Nursing Professor, Kay Lawrence, shares how you can help prevent the spread of germs on campus.
Share your questions, comments and ideas with our campus COVID-19 co-coordinators.
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