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In addition to new and relaxed public health protocols announced last week for OHIO campuses, fully vaccinated individuals are no longer required to participate in asymptomatic COVID-19 testing through the University’s COVID-19 Testing Pathway Program. This change is effective immediately and reflects new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for Institutions of Higher Education. All students, faculty, and staff still are expected to select either the Testing Pathway or...

COVID-19 Testing Pathway Program:Your questions answered Additional Information May 13, 2021 Since launching the COVID-19 Testing Pathway Program for students, faculty, and staff this week, OHIO COVID Operations has received many questions about program details. The information below covers the most common inquiries. Testing Pathway participation requirements Selecting a pathway is required for all students, faculty, and staff who access any OHIO campus. The only individuals who do ...

Testing Pathway participation requirements Selecting a pathway is required for all students, faculty, and staff who access any OHIO campus. The only individuals who do not need to select a pathway are those students enrolled College Credit Plus or OHIO Online TM, and those faculty and staff who will continue working fully remotely during fall semester and beyond. Testing Pathway communication details Once you have completed your Testing Pathway selection, you will receive an automated email ack...

The Testing Pathway Program requires fully vaccinated students, faculty, and staff to participate in asymptomatic testing only once a month, while those who are not vaccinated against COVID-19 must test once a week. “I hope everyone who is able will choose to vaccinate, but we want all members of our community to have a safe option that will work for them,” said Gillian Ice, special assistant to the president for public health operations. Ice explained that the University learned a lot th...