COVID-19 and Returning to Campus

1. Follow CDC and Washington State Department of Health guidance. Do not come to campus. 

If you are an EvCC student and test positive for COVID-19, follow the steps listed on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Washington State Department of Health webpages. Do not come to campus or attend any EvCC events in person. 

If you have questions about specific symptoms or care, contact your healthcare provider. Call ahead to your provider before going into a clinic or other health care facility.

If you do not have a primary care physician you can call the Community Health Center of Snohomish County, located on EvCC’s main north Everett campus in Liberty Hall, 930 North Broadway. To speak with someone at the clinic, call 425-595-3900. CHC serves insured, low-income and uninsured people. If you have questions about insurance or fees, ask to speak with an insurance specialist to learn your options.

2. Notify EvCC

• Students attending in-person classes: Email evcchealth@everettcc.edu. Include your full name, your ctcLink ID number, your class schedule (note if classes are in person or online), and a phone number for us to contact you. Also email your instructors.
• Students attending online-only classes: If your ability to participate in your online classes is affected, email your instructors. If you have been on campus in person in the past 5 days, email evcchealth@everettcc.edu.
• Students who live in Student Housing: Notify Student Housing staff at 425-259-8945 or housing@everettcc.edu. Also email evcchealth@everettcc.edu. Include your full name, your ctcLink ID number, your class schedule (note if classes are in person or online), and a phone number for us to contact you. Also email your instructors.
• Student Athletes: Email evcchealth@everettcc.edu. Include your full name, your ctcLink ID number, your class schedule (note if classes are in person or online), and a phone number for us to contact you. Also, contact your coach and Director of Athletics Garet Studer at gstuder@everettcc.edu. In addition, email your instructors.

3. A representative from EvCC's Healthline will contact you

• You will be contacted by a college representative who will let you know what to expect, including possible dates for returning to campus, resources available, and other information about what happens next.
• The Healthline email account is monitored during the college's hours of operation. A representative from the Healthline will get back to you as soon as possible.

1. Follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance
If you are exposed to someone with a confirmed case of COVID-19, follow the guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to determine if you need to stay home. 

2. If you need to stay home, notify EvCC

• Students attending in-person classes: Email your instructors. If you test positive, follow the directions listed above. 
• Students who live in Student Housing: Notify Student Housing staff at 425-259-8945 or housing@everettcc.edu. Also email your instructors.
• Student Athletes: Contact your coach and Director of Athletics Garet Studer at gstuder@everettcc.edu. In addition, email your instructors.

1. Stay home except to get medical care. Follow CDC guidance. Do not come to campus. 

• Students attending in-person classes: Email your instructors. If you test positive, follow the directions listed above. 
• Students who live in Student Housing: Notify Student Housing staff at 425-259-8945 or housing@everettcc.edu. Also email your instructors.
• Student Athletes: Contact your coach and Director of Athletics Garet Studer at gstuder@everettcc.edu. In addition, email your instructors.

2. Follow CDC guidance or the guidance of your healthcare professional about when you can return to campus. 

1. Follow CDC and Washington State Department of Health guidance. Do not come to campus. 

If you test positive for COVID-19, follow the steps listed on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Washington State Department of Health webpages. Do not come to campus or attend any EvCC events in person. 

If you have questions about specific symptoms or care, contact your healthcare provider. Call ahead to your provider before going into a clinic or other health care facility.

If you do not have a primary care physician you can call the Community Health Center of Snohomish County, located on EvCC’s main north Everett campus in Liberty Hall, 930 North Broadway. To speak with someone at the clinic, call 425-595-3900. CHC serves insured, low-income and uninsured people. If you have questions about insurance or fees, ask to speak with an insurance specialist to learn your options.

2. Notify EvCC

Email evcchealth@everettcc.edu and HR@everettcc.edu. Include your information about your on-campus work, what date you were last on campus in person, and a phone number for us to contact you. Also notify your supervisor.

3. An EvCC representative will contact you

• You will be contacted by a college representative who will let you know what to expect, including possible dates for returning to campus, resources available, and other information about what happens next.
• The Healthline email account is monitored during the college's hours of operation. A representative from the Healthline will get back to you as soon as possible.

If a student informs you that they have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 5 days, instruct the student to email evcchealth@everettcc.edu and also email evcchealth@everettcc.edu yourself.

1. Follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance
If you are exposed to someone with a confirmed case of COVID-19, follow the guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to determine if you need to stay home. 

2. If you need to stay home, notify your supervisor.