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Fall 2020 Courses

To help protect the Harper College community, most classes will take place entirely online, but some labs and courses that benefit from hands-on learning will take place on campus. Access to campus is limited to students enrolled in on-campus courses, faculty and staff supporting those courses, and other essential personnel. Students should limit their time on campus by leaving right after class is complete.

What to know to come on to campus:

You can get to your classes through designated entrances in Avanté, Building H, Building A and Building M. Everyone will go through a screening station upon entry. See hours of operation.

• Harper IDs are required for everyone who will be on campus.
  • Faculty/Staff ID card request form
  • Student ID card request form
• Screening stations have plexiglass barriers, no-contact thermometers, sanitizers, disinfecting wipes and other supplies/equipment.
• Face masks are required at all times in buildings, as well as outdoors where social distancing cannot be maintained. If you cannot wear a mask for any reason, you must request an accommodation through the Office of the Dean of Students before coming onto campus. Medical accommodations require a physician’s note.
• Social distancing is required.
• Ten or fewer people will be permitted in a classroom.
• Enhanced cleaning measures are happening in public spaces and classrooms.
• Hallways, stairways and elevators will have directional signage.
• Students will be asked to leave immediately after their lab time.

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We continue to monitor available data and local, state and federal guidelines. Depending on how the situation evolves, we may have to adjust the plan to a fully online learning environment.

Harper Resources

• COVID-19 Monitoring Dashboard
• Information for Students
• Resources for Students
• Information for Employees
• Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund Reporting (CARES Act Disclosure)

Prevention and Health Resources

Please see the latest CDC recommendations for everyday preventative actions you can take.

• How Coronavirus Spreads
• Symptoms
• Prevention and Treatment
• What To Do If You Are Sick
• Stigma Related to Coronavirus
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Travel Information
  • Students and employees are advised to follow the current travel guidelines from the CDC and U.S. Department of State. According to the CDC, travel increases your chances of getting and spreading COVID-19. Before you travel, learn if you’re planning to visit a state with high incidence of COVID-19 infections or if the virus is spreading at your destination. If you do travel, protect yourself and others during your trip; those at higher risk for severe illness should take extra precautions.
  • If you are exposed to COVID-19 or experience symptoms, you’re asked to stay home and contact your healthcare provider to restore your health and help protect the Harper community.

For previous communications, please see the COVID-19 Advisory Archive.