Campus Operations During COVID-19
The university strives to keep the Stockton community safe and healthy through the following measures:
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Stockton University monitors the guidance of both the New Jersey Department of Health and the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) regarding the use of face masks to help reduce the risk of COVID-19.
- Masks are optional but recommended for Stockton students, employees and visitors in campus building, shuttles and other indoor facilities.
- Faculty may require masks to be worn in their academic classes, studios, clinicals and labs. Students must respect and comply with such instructions. Faculty can submit an incident report form should they experience a significant challenge with compliance.
- Employees are not required to wear masks during work meetings or in common work areas. Individuals may request others to wear a mask when meeting. Please be understanding and considerate of such requests.
- Masks must be worn when visiting Student Health Services.
Vaccination Requirement
In light of updated federal and state guidelines on COVID-19, Stockton University strongly recommends but no longer requires employees and students to be vaccinated against the virus, effective Monday, June 19, 2023.
Campus Operations
Please note: The guidelines below are meant as examples and should not be considered final or comprehensive.
Course Modality
Stockton operates as a predominantly face-to-face academic experience with additional course modalities available, including online and hybrid. Course modalities, chosen by the instructor of record, are listed on the current course schedule. Classrooms are scheduled to open at full capacity.
Safety Precautions
The university will continue to encourage the community to follow the guidance of the CDC and OSHE.
In light of updated federal and state guidelines on COVID-19, Stockton University strongly recommends but no longer requires employees and students to be vaccinated against the virus, effective Monday, June 19, 2023.
Resources
For more information on the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19):
