Sheridan's campuses and operations are now closed and will reopen on Tuesday, January 3. Classes start on Monday, January 9. Current students can accessvirtual wellness resourceson Sheridan Central. Have a safe and restful break!

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COVID-19 updates

Updated November 2022

Masking at Sheridan

Ontario’s Ministry of Health has issued a recommendation that individuals wear masks while indoors to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the flu and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV).

While Sheridan’s mask and vaccine policies haven’t changed, pursuant to the November 14, 2022 recommendation from Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, Sheridan encourages everyone who comes to campus to wear a mask and remain at home if feeling unwell.

Sheridan encourages everyone who comes to campus to wear a tight-fitting mask. Medical masks are available on campus at designated locations.

What to expect on campus

More than 95% of Sheridan programs have at least some in-person learning for Winter 2023. You can expect a vibrant on-campus experience with most of our services and activities returning to pre-pandemic levels.

Whether you're learning in-person, online, or both, you'll be immersed in meaningful learning experiences, engaged, supported and connected.Find your program delivery mode for Winter 2023.

Information for international students

Sheridan is pleased to welcome international students from across the globe. Sheridan is on the Government of Canada'sDesignated Learning Institutions list, with an approved COVID-19 Readiness Plan. This designation confirms our eligibility to welcome international students travelling to Canada.

Viewbeplay 官网下载 to find out what you need to do before travelling to Canada and upon your arrival.

How Sheridan is keeping you safe on campus

As we have throughout the pandemic, we continue to focus on our shared responsibility to maintain the health and safety of our community. We work in partnership with our local and provincial public health partners to determine the extent to which our on-campus health and safety measures will remain.

Cleaning and Disenfecting

Cleaning & disinfection:We clean and disinfect frequently touched areas in common spaces at least twice daily and disinfect all of Sheridan’s public spaces once daily. In labs, studios, workshops, and offices, Sheridan community members are encouraged to clean equipment, materials, and workstations before and after use. Medical masks, cleaning wipes, and hand sanitizers are available for students and employees to use at designated locations throughout campus.

Screening through Sheridan Alert app

Physical distancing in common spaces and offices

We ask that students and employees continue to be respectful of individual preferences for keeping more distance in line-ups, classrooms and offices. Students and employees are still required to have their onecardwith them at all times when on campus.

Personal Protective Equipment

Masks and PPE:Sheridan no longer requires individuals coming on campus to wear a mask. However, we remain a mask-friendly community, and encourage everyone who comes to campus to wear a tight-fitting mask if they feel it is the right choice for them. Medical masks are available on campus at designated locations.

Managing Positive Cases

Monitoring positive cases and outbreaks:In alignment with public health processes, Sheridan will provide specific information about your COVID-19 situation based on the information shared with us.

Public health information

For the most up-to-date, localized public health guidance and information, visit theRegion of PeelorHalton Regionwebsites.

For information on how to protect yourself and others, please visit ourHealth Resourcespage.

Vaccine

Vaccines: While we still encourage everyone to get vaccinated, including booster shots, Sheridan is pausing its requirement for vaccines or rapid antigen testing. Vaccines are available through many pharmacies andcommunity clinics.

Ventilation upgrades

通风升级:The airflow and ventilation in our spaces has been analyzed and evaluated, and filtration systems have been replaced pursuant to recommendations from the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) for COVID-19. We continue to undertake measures to reduce the risk of airborne contaminants.

Contact us

We've provided answers to somefrequently asked questions你可能会发现helpful if you're looking for more information. If you don't find your answer there, please email us atcareandwellness@sheridancollege.ca

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