COVID-19 Resources

The information below contains policies specific to the Psychology department in addition to general resources relevant to the COVID-19 pandemic.

For the most current information on University-wide policies, visit  https://covid19.illinois.edu/

 

Updated on 6/8/2022.

General Information

Below you will find information and resources potentially relevant to all campus affiliated individuals

Information for Undergraduates

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Our undergraduate student body has unique needs for effectively navigating campus activities during the pandemic. Here you will find resources that have been identified as specifically pertinent to undergraduate students. If you have any curriculum-related concerns that are not addressed in the information here or in the general information section, we encourage you to reach out to your academic advisor for further information.

Information for Graduate Students

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Graduate students juggle many things throughout the their time at the University. Responding to the changes related to the COVID-19 pandemic adds another layer of complexity to that. To help our grad student adjust to these shifts, we have compiled a list of information of particular relevance to our graduate student body.

Resources for Faculty

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Faculty may be facing their own set of challenges as they adjust their various responsibilities at work and at home. Here you will find resources for helping faculty respond to this shift in demands. We also encourage faculty who interact with or mentor undergraduate and graduate students to look at the resources gathered above to help their students navigate their campus responsibilities during the pandemic.

Resources for Staff

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Our staff keep the campus running smoothly and form the backbone of University activities. We value the effort all of our campus staff have made to create a safe and productive work and learning environment as the campus adapts to the changing situation. We also recognize that our campus staff may have needs that are unique to their position within our community. Below you will find resources that have been gathered that may be particularly relevant for staff activities.

Mental Health Resources

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The current pandemic has resulted in drastic changes to how we interact with one another and has caused widespread and serious impacts on people's lives. This has implications for both physical and mental health. People vary in both their experiences of and responses to the current situation and increased feelings of distress are a normal reaction. Below are links to resources that can help support resilience during challenging times.

COVID Testing

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As part of the campus effort to maintain the safety of our community, the University has instituted mandatory COVID-19 testing policies. Visit https://covid19.illinois.edu/ for more information about who must engage in regular testing, how often, and where free testing can be accessed.