May 26, 2020
Plans to Scale Up Research on UNC Campus
The University is now prepared to begin the process of increasing the volume of research taking place on campus effective June 1, 2020.
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COVID-19
UNC-Chapel Hill reduces operations, moves to remote instruction and limits people on campus
We have received guidance from the Chancellor on building closures and efforts to limit people on campus effective March 20 at 5pm.
We have received guidance from the Chancellor on building closures and efforts to limit people on campus effective March 20 at 5pm.
Temporary UNC Policies Related to COVID-19
View AllMay 26, 2020
Plans to Scale Up Research on UNC Campus
The University is now prepared to begin the process of increasing the volume of research taking place on campus effective June 1, 2020.
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May 11, 2020
Updated COVID-19 Special Work and Leave Provisions Effective May 9, 2020
The UNC System Office has provided us with updated guidance about work and leave provisions for faculty and staff effective May 9, 2020. This guidance will remain in effect until further notice.
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May 1, 2020
COVID-19 Workplace Guidance valid through May 8, 2020 or until further notice
Because the situation in North Carolina remains fluid, and the Governor is expected to share updates to the state’s stay-at-home-order on or around May 8, the UNC System Office has directed that the guidance that has been in place for the month of April remain in place until further notice.
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Forms
- CDME Designation
- Teleworking Request Form for SHRA and EHRA Non-Faculty Employee (optional for this emergency event)
- MCU Purchase Approval Form
Other UNC Resources
If you believe you have been exposed to COVID-19, please contact the Occupational Health Clinic HOTLINE: 984-215-5668 for assistance.
All others: The UNC Health COVID-19 Helpline is available to patients in need of screening or treatment advice: 1-888-850-2684
Instruct patients to call the COVID-19 Helpline, or 911 to seek immediate treatment if they are having difficulty breathing
Instruct patients to call the COVID-19 Helpline, or 911 to seek immediate treatment if they are having difficulty breathing
