Both Hintz Family Alumni Center and Pegula Ice Arena will offer testing with reduced hours throughout May. Starting in June, only Pegula will offer drop-in testing.
The summer drop-in testing schedule is as follows:
May 10-28: 9 a.m. through 4 p.m., Monday through Friday at Hintz and Pegula
May 13-15: Drop-in testing at Pegula closed
May 31: Both sites closed for Memorial Day
Starting June 1: Hintz closed. Drop-in testing is available from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, at Pegula.
More testing updates will be announced in June, according to Penn State.
Employees who are listed in the University’s Return to Work database at any campus can
Summer drop-in COVID-19 testing schedule announced for University Park
As of May 10, drop-in testing will be available at Pegula Ice Arena and the Hintz Family Alumni Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Beginning June 1, drop-in testing will be available at Pegula Ice Arena only. Image: Patrick Mansell
Summer drop-in COVID-19 testing schedule announced for University Park
May 10, 2021
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. With students remaining on campus for Maymester and the beginning of summer classes, Penn State’s COVID-19 Operations Control Center has announced the schedule for drop-in COVID-19 testing at University Park through late June. This is in addition to the required weekly testing that students in residence halls must complete if full vaccination status is not provided to the University.
WAPS to offer free COVID test kits for middle, high school students (5/7/2021)
Winona Area Public Schools will begin offering free COVID-19 test kits for middle and high school students beginning next week.
The test kids will be available in the nurse’s office at Winona Middle School, Winona Senior High School and Winona Area Learning Center on Tuesday, May 11, and again on Tuesday, May 25. Students must return the completed test kit the day after pick-up (Wednesday, May 12, and Wednesday, May 26), so the school district can send it to the lab for processing. Results will be available 24-48 hours after the kits are sent to the lab.
Vault Health Asymptomatic COVID-19 Testing on Regional and Extension Campuses
OHIO students, faculty and staff on regional and extension campuses will participate in asymptomatic testing with Vault Health’s test kits, which will be available for pickup on the campuses (details to come).
Regional and extension campus students, faculty and staff who are unable to pick up a test can email COVIDoperations@ohio.edu to make other arrangements.
Taking Your Test
Do not open the bubble pack containing the test until you are logged into Zoom with your test supervisor. Opening the bubble pack will invalidate your sample and will result in you needing to order another kit.
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