Current
Community Level
MEDIUM
The CDC’s COVID-19 Community Levels
- Low – If fewer than 200 cases per 100,000 people in the past 7 days: Less than 10 admissions and 10% of staffed inpatient beds occupied by COVID-19 patients
- Medium – If fewer than 200 cases per 100,000 people in the past 7 days: 10-19 admissions or 10-14.9% beds occupied. If more than 200 cases per 100,000 in the past 7 days: less than 10 admissions and fewer than 10% beds occupied.
- High – If fewer than 200 cases per 100,000 people in the past 7 days: 20 or more admissions and 15% or more beds occupied. If more than 200 cases per 100,000 in the past 7 days: More than 10 admissions and more than 10% beds occupied.
Learn more about prevention steps to take based on your COVID-19 community level.
Table of Contents
Masks | Vaccinations | Testing | Daily Clear | Contact Tracing | Training | Campus Buildings | Academics | Residence Halls | Offices | Events and Meetings | Athletics and Recreation | Visitors | Travel | Dining | Dashboard
Current Community Level: MEDIUM
Masks
Low
Masks not required indoors or out, except for certain health care programs. Masks are recommended on Chapman shuttles but not required. Individuals may choose to wear masks.
Medium ✓
Masks strongly recommended but not required indoors or out. Faculty, staff or students may request others to mask but it is not required. Masks required in certain health care programs and on campus shuttles.
High
Masks required for everyone indoors and required outside when others are present. Masks required on campus shuttles.
Vaccination
Low
All faculty, staff and students are required either to submit proof of having all vaccinations and boosters for which they are eligible or to file a personal declination.
Medium ✓
All faculty, staff and students are required either to submit proof of having all vaccinations and boosters for which they are eligible or to file a personal declination
High
All faculty, staff and students are required either to submit proof of having all vaccinations and boosters for which they are eligible or to file a personal declination
Testing
Low
All faculty, staff and students are required to get tested if they have symptoms. Anyone in close contact with a person who has Covid must get tested. Students and/or faculty in certain programs (e.g. Dodge College) are required to get tested according to program requirements. Off-campus COVID-19 tests may be reported here.
Medium ✓
All faculty, staff and students are required to get tested if they have symptoms, unvaccinated persons must test once per week. Off-campus COVID-19 tests may be reported here. Anyone in close contact with a person who has Covid must get tested. Students and/or faculty in certain programs (e.g. Dodge College) are required to get tested according to program requirements.
High
All faculty, staff and students are required to get tested prior to returning to campus after breaks and whenever they have symptoms. Additionally, unvaccinated persons must test twice per week. Off-campus COVID-19 tests may be reported here. Anyone in close contact with a person who has Covid must get tested. Students and/or faculty in certain programs (e.g. Dodge College) are required to get tested according to program requirements.
Daily Health Clear
Low
Daily health screening is required for faculty, staff and students only until January 1, 2023
Medium ✓
Faculty, staff and students must show evidence of their successful daily health screening to access campus.
High
Faculty, staff and students must show evidence of their successful daily health screening to access campus.
Contact Tracing
Low
Due to California law, Contact Tracing will continue until January 1, 2023, in order to support positive cases, identify exposures, and notify building occupants as required
Medium ✓
Contact Tracing will continue for extended daily hours in order to support positive cases, identify exposures, and notify building occupants as needed
High
Contact Tracing will continue for extended daily hours in order to support positive cases and those in close contact with positive cases, identify exposures, and notify building occupants as needed
Training
Low
Due to California law, Faculty, staff and student employees must take COVID Safety Training
Medium ✓
Due to California law, Faculty, staff and student employees must take COVID Safety Training
High
Due to California law, Faculty, staff and student employees must take COVID Safety Training
Campus Buildings
Low
Buildings are accessible during regular operating hours and all common spaces are open
Medium ✓
Buildings and common spaces are open during regular operating hours for those who are CLEAR (via the Daily Health Screen)
High
Buildings and common spaces are open during regular operating hours for those who are CLEAR (via the Daily Health Screen)
Academics
Low
All classes are conducted in-person with masks not required
Medium ✓
All classes are conducted in-person with masks strongly recommended but not required – unless either the Orange County Healthcare Agency or the California Department of Public Health or CalOSHA (affecting only employees) requires them
High
All classes are conducted in-person unless OCHCA or CDPH require remote classes; masks required for faculty and students indoors and outside
Residence Halls
Low
Residence halls are open at full capacity
Medium ✓
Residence halls will be occupied based on capacity to provide appropriate isolation space. Non-university visitors will be limited.
High
Residence hall assignments for the academic year will be limited; common areas will be closed; residential students will undergo regular testing; non-Chapman visitors prohibited
Offices
Low
In-person work is the standard; remote work will be authorized by departmental supervisors
Medium ✓
A combination of in-person and remote work is the standard; remote work will be authorized by departmental supervisors
High
A combination of in-person and remote work is the standard; remote work will be authorized by departmental supervisors
Events and Meetings
Low
Events and meetings may be in-person, hybrid or online
Medium ✓
Events and meetings may be online, hybrid, or in-person with masks strongly recommended indoors. Guests to on-campus events must complete the Daily Health Screen
High
Events and meetings may be online, hybrid, or in-person with masks required indoors and outside. In-person attendees must show proof of CLEAR (via the Daily Health Screen) or of vaccination or negative test
Athletics and Recreation
Low
Competition, fitness and recreation resume standard operations
Medium ✓
Competition may be suspended or modified based on league requirements; sports and fitness centers will be open on reduced schedules with controlled access; masks are strongly recommended whenever practical
High
Competition if any will follow conference guidelines. Otherwise, sports and fitness facilities are closed
Visitors
Low
No restrictions on visitors
Medium ✓
Visitors must complete the Visitor Daily Health Screening and follow all campus guidelines
High
Visitors are not permitted on campus
Travel
Low
Review the CDC’s recommendations for travel
University-funded travel is permitted
Unvaccinated persons traveling out-of-state must obtain two negative tests in the week prior to returning to campus
Medium ✓
University-funded travel to destinations rated 1, 2 or 3 by the CDC is permitted; two negative tests in the week prior to returning to campus are required for those traveling out-of-state
High
University-funded travel is not permitted
Dining
Low
All campus dining outlets resume standard operations
Medium ✓
Some dining outlets will be closed; students may gather in Randall Commons; masks are strongly recommended when not eating or drinking
High
Some dining outlets will be closed; students with CLEAR (via the Daily Health Screen) may gather in Randall Commons; masks are required when students are not eating or drinking
