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For Faculty and Staff

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For Faculty & Staff
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DePaul is thankful for our employees’ commitment, flexibility and compassion in keeping our community strong.

The return of additional DePaul employees to campus will be guided by the same principles of safety, flexibility and nimbleness that are being applied to welcoming students.

Employees should also take proper precautions to safeguard their health. This includes staying home when sick and following DePaul’s health and safety guidelines.

Learn about DePaul’s on-campus recommendations and protocols, including requirements for vaccinations, wearing masks indoors and completing online training.

Health and Safety Practices

Browse or search more than 100 of the most frequently asked questions about the university's COVID-19 policies and processes, including guidance for faculty on health and safety compliance in classes and pandemic-related policies.

Frequently Asked Questions

In the spirit of Take Care, DePaul, the university will require all employees to be vaccinated for COVID-19 by Friday, Sept. 3 in preparation for the return to campus this fall. College of Law employees will be required to have at least one vaccine dose by Aug. 23, the first day of classes for the College of Law autumn term. For more information about attesting to your vaccination status, review the Aug. 23 update.

Notify DePaul if you or someone else in the university community has tested positive for COVID-19 or were exposed to it.

COVID-19 Reporting Protocol

DePaul's dashboard represents new COVID-19 cases reported to the university of students, faculty or staff who were diagnosed with COVID-19 and who were on campus while they were potentially infectious..

COVID-19 Dashboard

See how DePaul prepared campus with investments in improved indoor air quality, widely available masks and hand sanitizer, and a cleaning regimen for high-touch surfaces.

Public Health Measures