COVID-19

Potential Workplace Exposure Dashboard

In compliance with the Division of Occupational Safety and Health (CalOSHA) Assembly Bill 685 requirements, the University of San Francisco is providing notification to employees of campus workplaces where people (student, staff or faculty) were on campus during their infectious periods.

During the last 14 days, COVID-19 positive individuals were present at the following locations:

Updated Weekly on Fridays. (Last Updated on 9/9/2024)

University Location Potential Exposure Date University Location Potential Exposure Date
University Center   Kendrick Hall/Zief Law Library  
McLaren Hall   Cowell Hall   
Kalmanovitz Hall   Gleeson Library  
Harney Science Center 09/06/2024 Hayes-Healy Hall  
Lone Mountain Main 09/01/2024, 09/02/2024 Toler Hall  
Malloy Hall   Sobrato Center  
John Lo Schiavo S.J. Center for Science and Innovation   Koret Center  
Gilson Hall   School of Education  
Lone Mountain East   Loyola Village  
281 Masonic   Pleasanton Campus  
Orange County Campus   Sacramento Campus  
Santa Rosa Campus   Fromm Hall  

Per the applicable notification requirements, faculty, staff or students will be notified of exposure via the USF COVID-Dashboard, which lists the building and potential exposure date. Dates posted are the date of positive test. Infectious period may begin 24 hours prior to symptom onset or test date.

Reminders:
Notify  and fill out the Positive Intake Form as soon as possible if you receive a positive test result.

If you have questions related to eligibility for sick hours, worker’s compensation, short-term disability benefits and/or FMLA/CFRA leave, please contact leaves@usfca.edu.

If any USF community member is in need of COVID-19 tests, please complete this form to pick up free testing kits on campus at University Center 5th Floor. If you have any questions, please reach out to hps@usfca.edu.

As a reminder, it is not acceptable to make a determination of COVID-19 risk based on age, color, race, country of origin, medical condition or any other protected class. Refer to the USF Unlawful Harassment and Discrimination policy for more information.

Coronavirus Updates and Resources

Committed to keeping you safe and healthy

COVID-19 Health Plan Update

On May 11, 2023, the federal government ended the COVID-19 public health emergency. However in California, COVID-19 care coverage won’t immediately change. This means COVID19 vaccines, PCR and home antigen testing, and treatment will continue to be provided and covered as they are today. These services will be covered at no cost for the next 6 months, until November 12, 2023, in compliance with California law.

We will share more details on how these coverages may change as it becomes available.

Participants can also continue to be reimbursed for COVID-19 test kits and receive vaccines at a retail pharmacy. Kaiser members can visit kp.org for further information and Anthem members can visit https://www.anthem.com/ca/coronavirus/

Tips for staying healthy Even though the public health emergency is ending, it’s still important to practice healthy habits to protect yourself and your family from COVID-19.

Please continue to:

  • Get vaccinated and keep up with boosters
  • Wear a mask when recommended
  • Stay home and test when you feel sick
  • Wash your hands

COVID At-Home Test Kits

At-home tests, or "self tests," give rapid results and can be taken anywhere, regardless of your vaccination status or whether or not you have symptoms. Visit CDC.gov to learn when to test yourself, how to use an at-home test, and what your test results mean.

  1. Kaiser members, visit here.
  2. Anthem members, visit here.
  3. Visit COVID.gov/tests for additional information on testing options.

Currently masks are not required indoors in campus buildings, but are highly encouraged as we enter the flu season and experience increases of COVID infections. Being up to date with vaccinations is still the best protection.

USF is required to establish and implement an effective written COVID-19 Prevention Program (CPP) pursuant to an Emergency Temporary Standard in place for COVID-19 (California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 8, section 3205(c)).

COVID-19 Prevention Plan

In accordance with the latest guidance of local and state authorities regarding travel, USF is amending travel restrictions on university-sponsored travel to allow for a limited resumption of essential travel. University employees are no longer required to be vaccinated in order to travel on university business. Read the policy.