Returning to Campus
If you are planning to be on campus for any amount of time, you are required to complete the mandatory onboarding process—which includes agreeing to the Emory Community Compact—in order to gain access to campus.
Complete Your Onboarding
Student Onboarding
Whether you live on campus or off, if you are planning to be on campus, you must complete the onboarding process to gain access to campus.
Complete Student OnboardingFaculty and Staff Onboarding
Any faculty or staff member who is asked to return to work on campus must complete several tasks in order to receive clearance to return to campus.
Complete Faculty and Staff StepsAgree to the Community Compact
The Emory Community Compact outlines behavioral expectations for students, faculty, and staff who are on campus this academic year. Every one of us has a role to play in adhering to these community guidelines and helping others do so as well.
Our Responsibility
Find out more about our shared responsibility in adhering to our community guidelines.
Learn expected behaviorsStudent Community Compact
Learn more about the behavior expected of students who are on campus this academic year.
Read the Community CompactFaculty and Staff Community Compact
Learn the behavior expected of faculty and staff on campus this academic year.
Read the Community CompactContact tracing is an essential public health function during infectious disease epidemics that aims to identify persons who have come into close contact with an infected individual. Close contacts are quarantined and tested with the goal of reducing the chain of transmission of infections in a population.
Emory University has implemented a case investigation and contact tracing program to augment the work of the local and state public health departments. By returning to the on-campus community, students, faculty, and staff are agreeing to cooperate with case investigators and tracers. Students will be tested if they are determined to have been in close contact with a COVID-19-positive individual.
