Thank you to those students who have carefully followed our COVID-19 public health directives throughout the semester. Your efforts have helped keep the University of Miami community safe. Now it’s time to help keep your loved ones at home safe.
As we approach the final week of the in-person portion of the fall semester, we recognize that many of you will be traveling to be with your families or loved ones. This year, however, it is vital that you take extra safety precautions. Your COVID-19 test status should inform your decision on how to travel and what to do when you get to your destination.
This chart provides clear direction to help you make responsible choices so that you limit the risks of bringing the virus with you on your travels.
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Here are some additional tips to keep in mind:
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Make a travel plan and familiarize yourself with the local guidelines for your destination.
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Pack sufficient hand sanitizer and face coverings. Also pack some food and water in the event dining options along your route are closed.
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Practice physical distancing at all times.
Upon arrival to your destination you may need to quarantine based on local regulations after traveling either by air or car. Please check the regulations at your destination before arrival.
Please contact us if you need help navigating your individual situation.
Happy holidays and good luck with your finals.
Roy E. Weiss, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Medicine
Chair, Department of Medicine
Chief Medical Officer for COVID-19
Patricia A. Whitely, Ed.D.
Vice President for Student Affairs |
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