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COVID-19 Contact Tracing
UW-Green Bay has partnered with the Brown, Manitowoc, Marinette and Sheboygan County Departments of Health to perform contact tracing and tracking of infection. Employees from UW-Green Bay have been trained and reassigned to provide this tracing for the University Community.
In accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations the any positive test will be communicated immediately to the applicable local health department.
The Office of COVID-19 Response will work in coordination with the local health department to provide required notice to those who may have had close contact with a person diagnosed with COVID-19.
Noticed individuals will be directed to stay home or in their living quarters and
self-monitor for symptoms
, and follow
CDC guidance
if symptoms develop.
In the event that there is a confirmed case of infection on any campus the Office of COVID-19 Response will determine if the nature of the contact places individuals at
immediate risk of infection
.
If there is an immediate risk of infection, the area(s) in which the person was present (classroom/workstation) may be closed until proper sanitation can be performed.
Individuals who may be at risk of exposure will be notified, noting that appropriate use of face coverings and physical distancing will mitigate most risk.
In the exceptional case where a classroom or operational area would need to be closed and individuals would need to isolate or quarantine based on exposure the instructor/supervisor, under the direction of the Office of COVID-19 response, will advise the class/employees of the length of the need to isolate from campus and the closure of the space.
If a closure were to occur, the instructor / supervisor will communicate with the students/employees of when they will be able to resume class/work in the space.