January 2021
Jan. 29 - COVID-19 Case at Western Campus
Jan. 27 - COVID-19 Cases at Tri-C Campuses and Sites
Jan. 26 - COVID-19 Cases at Tri-C Campuses and Sites
Jan. 25 - COVID-19 Cases at Tri-C Campuses and Sites
Jan. 22 - COVID-19 Case at Metropolitan Campus
Jan. 21 - COVID-19 Case at Eastern Campus
Jan. 20 - COVID-19 Cases at Tri-C Campuses and Sites
Jan. 13 - Important Spring Semester Updates and Reminders
Jan. 11 - COVID-19 Case at Western Campus
Jan. 29 - COVID-19 Case at Western Campus
Please see below for details on a new case that has recently been reported at our Western Campus and the measures taken to ensure the health and safety of our students, faculty and staff.
On Thursday, the Ohio Department of Health reported 5,432 new cases of COVID-19 in Ohio, with 571 new cases in Cuyahoga County. For your safety and that of others, please wear a mask, wash your hands frequently and maintain six feet of social distancing.
WESTERN CAMPUS
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Friday, Jan. 29. The individual was last on-site Tuesday, Jan. 26, in WHTC 167 and began experiencing symptoms Wednesday, Jan. 27.
The area the individual visited received additional sanitization and disinfecting today in light of the positive test result.
Students, faculty and staff who were in contact with the above-mentioned individual have been notified, advised to self-monitor using the College’s health assessment and/or self-quarantine for 14 days, and provided with testing information. The individual who tested positive has been advised to follow all medical and public health guidance and College protocols prior to returning to campus.
TESTING INFORMATION
Tri-C offers free testing through our partnership with Care Alliance Health Center. Anyone can get tested by Care Alliance at the Metropolitan Campus on Mondays and Wednesdays or on a rotating Tri-C campus every Thursday. Testing begins at 11 a.m. each day and concludes at 2 p.m. No testing will be done after 2 p.m. It is recommended that individuals arrive at least an hour before the site closes in order to get through the line. Testing is done on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment is necessary. A government-issued ID (with your name, address and photo), phone number, social security number and insurance card (if applicable) are required for testing.
Testing will take place at Westshore Campus on Thursday, Feb. 4, in addition to the Metro Campus testing days. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. NO COST. NO ONE TURNED AWAY. Testing is free and open to the public. Test results are communicated to individuals by phone within approximately one week. Reporting could take longer during periods of high-volume testing.
Visit tri-c.edu/covidtest for the most up-to-date testing dates and information.
Jan. 27 - COVID-19 Cases at Tri-C Campuses and Sites
Please see below for details on new cases that have recently been reported at our Westshore Campus and Manufacturing Technology Center and the measures taken to ensure the health and safety of our students, faculty and staff.
Cases remain high throughout the state and county. For your safety and that of others, please wear a mask, wash your hands frequently and maintain six feet of social distancing.
MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY CENTER
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Saturday, Jan. 23. The individual was last on-site Tuesday, Jan. 19, in MTC 206 and began experiencing symptoms Wednesday, Jan. 20.
The area the individual visited received additional sanitization and disinfecting in light of the positive test result.
WESTSHORE CAMPUS
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Tuesday, Jan. 26. The individual was last on-site Thursday, Jan. 21, in SHCS 253 and began experiencing symptoms Saturday, Jan. 23.
The area the individual visited received additional sanitization and disinfecting in light of the positive test result.
Students, faculty and staff who were in contact with the above-mentioned individuals have been notified, advised to self-monitor using the College’s health assessment and/or self-quarantine for 14 days, and provided with testing information. The individuals who tested positive have been advised to follow all medical and public health guidance and College protocols prior to returning to campus.
TESTING INFORMATION
Tri-C offers free testing through our partnership with Care Alliance Health Center. Anyone can get tested by Care Alliance on a rotating Tri-C campus every Thursday. Testing begins at 11 a.m. each day and concludes at 2 p.m. No testing will be done after 2 p.m. It is recommended that individuals arrive at least an hour before the site closes in order to get through the line. Testing is done on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment is necessary. A government-issued ID (with your name, address and photo), phone number, social security number and insurance card (if applicable) are required for testing.
Testing will take place at Western Campus on Thursday, Jan. 28. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. NO COST. NO ONE TURNED AWAY. Testing is free and open to the public. Test results are communicated to individuals by phone within approximately one week. Reporting could take longer during periods of high-volume testing.
Visit tri-c.edu/covidtest for the most up-to-date testing dates and information.
Jan. 26 - COVID-19 Cases at Tri-C Campuses and Sites
Please see below for details on new cases that have recently been reported at our campuses and sites and the measures taken to ensure the health and safety of our students, faculty and staff.
Cases remain high throughout the state and county. For your safety and that of others, please wear a mask, wash your hands frequently and maintain six feet of social distancing.
METROPOLITAN CAMPUS AND MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY CENTER
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Sunday, Jan. 24. The individual was last on-site Friday, Jan. 22, in the MTC glass conference room and various mechanical rooms at MTC and Metro (MTC: AHU-JS; MRC: AHU G10 and G11). The individual was tested prior to experiencing symptoms, which began Monday, Jan. 25, due to a family member’s exposure to the virus.
The areas the individual visited received additional sanitization and disinfecting yesterday, Jan. 25, in light of the positive test result.
EASTERN CAMPUS
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Tuesday, Jan. 26. The individual was last on-site Friday, Jan. 22, in EHCT 150, 160 and 162 and began experiencing symptoms Saturday, Jan. 23.
The areas the individual visited received additional sanitization and disinfecting today, Tuesday, Jan. 26, in light of the positive test result.
Students, faculty and staff who were in contact with the above-mentioned individuals have been notified, advised to self-monitor using the College’s health assessment and/or self-quarantine for 14 days, and provided with testing information. The individuals who tested positive have been advised to follow all medical and public health guidance and College protocols prior to returning to campus.
TESTING INFORMATION
Tri-C offers free testing through our partnership with Care Alliance Health Center. Anyone can get tested by Care Alliance on a rotating Tri-C campus every Thursday. Testing begins at 11 a.m. each day and concludes at 2 p.m. No testing will be done after 2 p.m. It is recommended that individuals arrive at least an hour before the site closes in order to get through the line. Testing is done on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment is necessary. A government-issued ID (with your name, address and photo), phone number, social security number and insurance card (if applicable) are required for testing.
Testing will take place at Western Campus on Thursday, Jan. 28. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. NO COST. NO ONE TURNED AWAY. Testing is free and open to the public. Test results are communicated to individuals by phone within approximately one week. Reporting could take longer during periods of high-volume testing.
Visit tri-c.edu/covidtest for the most up-to-date testing dates and information.
Jan. 25 - COVID-19 Cases at Tri-C Campuses and Sites
Please see below for details on new cases that have recently been reported at our Eastern Campus and Manufacturing Technology Center and the measures taken to ensure the health and safety of our students, faculty and staff.
Cases remain high throughout the state and county. For your safety and that of others, please wear a mask, wash your hands frequently and maintain six feet of social distancing.
EASTERN CAMPUS
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Saturday, Jan. 23. The individual was last on-site Tuesday, Jan. 19, in EEC 180 and EEC 180S and began experiencing symptoms Thursday, Jan. 21.
The areas the individual visited received additional sanitization and disinfecting today, Monday, Jan. 25, in light of the positive test result.
MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY CENTER
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Saturday, Jan. 23. The individual was last on-site Thursday, Jan. 21, in MTC 234 and began experiencing symptoms Friday, Jan. 22.
The area the individual visited received additional sanitization and disinfecting today, Monday, Jan. 25, in light of the positive test result.
Students, faculty and staff who were in contact with the above-mentioned individuals have been notified, advised to self-monitor using the College’s health assessment and/or self-quarantine for 14 days, and provided with testing information. The individuals who tested positive have been advised to follow all medical and public health guidance and College protocols prior to returning to campus.
TESTING INFORMATION
Tri-C offers free testing through our partnership with Care Alliance Health Center. Anyone can get tested by Care Alliance on a rotating Tri-C campus every Thursday. Testing begins at 11 a.m. each day and concludes at 2 p.m. No testing will be done after 2 p.m. It is recommended that individuals arrive at least an hour before the site closes in order to get through the line. Testing is done on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment is necessary. A government-issued ID (with your name, address and photo), phone number, social security number and insurance card (if applicable) are required for testing.
Testing will take place at Western Campus on Thursday, Jan. 28. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. NO COST. NO ONE TURNED AWAY. Testing is free and open to the public. Test results are communicated to individuals by phone within approximately one week. Reporting could take longer during periods of high-volume testing.
Visit tri-c.edu/covidtest for the most up-to-date testing dates and information.
Jan. 22 - COVID-19 Case at Metropolitan Campus
Please see below for details on a new case that has recently been reported at our Metropolitan Campus and the measures taken to ensure the health and safety of our students, faculty and staff.
On Thursday, the Ohio Department of Health reported 7,271 new cases of COVID-19 in Ohio, with 753 new cases in Cuyahoga County. For your safety and that of others, please wear a mask, wash your hands frequently and maintain six feet of social distancing.
METROPOLITAN CAMPUS
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Friday, Jan. 22. The individual was last on-site Tuesday, Jan. 19, in MHCS 115 and began experiencing symptoms Wednesday, Jan. 20.
The area the individual visited received additional sanitization and disinfecting today, Friday, Jan. 22, in light of the positive test result.
Students, faculty and staff who were in contact with the above-mentioned individual have been notified, advised to self-monitor using the College’s health assessment and/or self-quarantine for 14 days, and provided with testing information. The individual who tested positive has been advised to follow all medical and public health guidance and College protocols prior to returning to campus.
TESTING INFORMATION
Tri-C offers free testing through our partnership with Care Alliance Health Center. Anyone can get tested by Care Alliance on a rotating Tri-C campus every Thursday. Testing begins at 11 a.m. each day and concludes at 2 p.m. No testing will be done after 2 p.m. It is recommended that individuals arrive at least an hour before the site closes in order to get through the line. Testing is done on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment is necessary. A government-issued ID (with your name, address and photo), phone number, social security number and insurance card (if applicable) are required for testing.
Testing will take place at Western Campus on Thursday, Jan. 28. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. NO COST. NO ONE TURNED AWAY. Testing is free and open to the public. Test results are communicated to individuals by phone within approximately one week. Reporting could take longer during periods of high-volume testing.
Visit tri-c.edu/covidtest for the most up-to-date testing dates and information.
Jan. 21 - COVID-19 Case at Eastern Campus
Please see below for details on a new case that has recently been reported at our Eastern Campus and the measures taken to ensure the health and safety of our students, faculty and staff.
On Tuesday, the Ohio Department of Health reported 4,989 new cases of COVID-19 in Ohio, with 517 new cases in Cuyahoga County. For your safety and that of others, please wear a mask, wash your hands frequently and maintain six feet of social distancing.
EASTERN CAMPUS
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Thursday, Jan. 21. The individual was last on-site Wednesday, Jan. 20, in EEC 109 and 180D and began experiencing symptoms after leaving campus.
The areas the individual visited received additional sanitization and disinfecting today, Thursday, Jan. 21, in light of the positive test result.
Students, faculty and staff who were in contact with the above-mentioned individual have been notified, advised to self-monitor using the College’s health assessment and/or self-quarantine for 14 days, and provided with testing information. The individual who tested positive has been advised to follow all medical and public health guidance and College protocols prior to returning to campus.
TESTING INFORMATION
Tri-C offers free testing through our partnership with Care Alliance Health Center. Anyone can get tested by Care Alliance on a rotating Tri-C campus every Thursday. Testing begins at 11 a.m. each day and concludes at 2 p.m. No testing will be done after 2 p.m. It is recommended that individuals arrive at least an hour before the site closes in order to get through the line. Testing is done on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment is necessary. A government-issued ID (with your name, address and photo), phone number, social security number and insurance card (if applicable) are required for testing.
Testing will take place at Western Campus on Thursday, Jan. 28. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. NO COST. NO ONE TURNED AWAY. Testing is free and open to the public. Test results are communicated to individuals by phone within approximately one week. Reporting could take longer during periods of high-volume testing.
Visit tri-c.edu/covidtest for the most up-to-date testing dates and information.
Jan. 20 - COVID-19 Cases at Tri-C Campuses and Sites
Please see below for details on new cases that have recently been reported at our campuses and sites and the measures taken to ensure the health and safety of our students, faculty and staff.
Cases remain high throughout the state and county. For your safety and that of others, please wear a mask, wash your hands frequently and maintain six feet of social distancing.
EASTERN CAMPUS
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Tuesday, Jan. 19. The individual, who has not developed symptoms, was last on-site Monday, Jan. 18, in the ESS Campus Police office and police vehicle 51-300.
The areas the individual visited received additional sanitization and disinfecting today, Wednesday, Jan. 20, in light of the positive test result.
WESTSHORE CAMPUS
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Friday, Jan. 15. The individual was last on-site Tuesday, Jan. 12, in SHCS 253 (nursing skills lab) and began experiencing symptoms shortly after leaving campus.
The areas the individual visited have been cleaned and sanitized multiple times since Jan. 12 in accordance with College cleaning protocols.
MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY CENTER
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result on Wednesday, Jan. 20. The individual was last on-site Tuesday, Jan. 19, in MTC 234, 260 and 261, as well as the kitchen area and restrooms across from MTC 206, and began experiencing symptoms later that day.
The areas the individual visited received additional sanitization and disinfecting today, Wednesday, Jan. 20, in light of the positive test result.
Students, faculty and staff who were in contact with the above-mentioned individuals have been notified, advised to self-monitor using the College’s health assessment and/or self-quarantine for 14 days, and provided with testing information. The individuals who tested positive have been advised to follow all medical and public health guidance and College protocols prior to returning to campus.
TESTING INFORMATION
Tri-C offers free testing through our partnership with Care Alliance Health Center. Anyone can get tested by Care Alliance on a rotating Tri-C campus every Thursday. Testing begins at 11 a.m. each day and concludes at 2 p.m. No testing will be done after 2 p.m. It is recommended that individuals arrive at least an hour before the site closes in order to get through the line. Testing is done on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment is necessary. A government-issued ID (with your name, address and photo), phone number, social security number and insurance card (if applicable) are required for testing.
Testing will take place at Corporate College® East on Thursday, Jan. 21. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. NO COST. NO ONE TURNED AWAY. Testing is free and open to the public. Test results are communicated to individuals by phone within approximately one week. Reporting could take longer during periods of high-volume testing.
Visit tri-c.edu/covidtest for the most up-to-date testing dates and information.
Jan. 13 - Important Spring Semester Updates and Reminders
With extensive safety protocols in place, and in keeping with state guidelines for higher education, the College will move forward with plans to resume limited on-ground student support services on Jan. 14. These services are critical for students who need assistance with spring semester registration. We also will proceed with plans to begin a limited number of on-ground classes on Jan. 19.
- From Jan. 14 through Feb. 4, on-ground student support services will be available on Mondays and Thursdays, with extended hours (10 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.). Since Monday, Jan. 18, is Martin Luther King Day, services will be offered Tuesday, Jan. 19.
- Beginning Feb. 8, on-ground student services will return to regular hours (9 a.m. – 3 p.m.) on Mondays and Thursdays.
- Super Saturday events at all campuses will occur on Jan. 16 and Jan. 30, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
- All other administrative staff who had been working on-site prior to Thanksgiving break may also resume working on-site on Jan. 14 with supervisor approval
Due to a surge in COVID-19 cases in November 2020, the College decided to suspend most on-ground operations from Nov. 23 through Jan. 13, 2021. This allowed for a 14-day isolation period after holiday gatherings.
Though daily COVID-19 case numbers remain high, extensive safety protocols are in place at all College locations. Additionally, 230 bipolar ionization filters were recently installed across the College, covering classrooms, offices and general gathering areas. These systems remove 99.4% of all COVID-related viruses from the air.
The College will continue to monitor the number of COVID-19 exposures and cases, adjusting these plans if necessary.
We need everyone’s help to keep our community safe by continuing to follow safety protocols:
- Perform a daily health assessment before coming to any campus or facility, and review and electronically sign the COVID-19 Statement of Personal Responsibility once per semester
- Wear a mask properly
- Stay 6 feet apart
- Wash your hands frequently, for 20 seconds
- Celebrate small
- Don’t eat or drink with anyone outside your household
- Limit travel
- If you’ve been exposed to the virus, you must isolate at home for 14 days. Do not come to the College. Notify Risk Management for specific instructions.
Jan. 11 - COVID-19 Case at Western Campus
Please see below for details on a new case that has recently been reported at our Western Campus and the measures taken to ensure the health and safety of our students, faculty and staff.
Cases remain high throughout the state and county. For your safety and that of others, please wear a mask, wash your hands frequently and maintain six feet of social distancing.
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Western Campus
An individual received a positive COVID-19 test result today. The individual was last on-site Saturday, Jan. 9, at the Public Safety Training Center gun range.
The gun range and men’s restroom at the range received additional sanitization and disinfecting today — Monday, Jan. 11 — in light of the positive test result.
Students, faculty and staff who were in contact with the above-mentioned individual have been notified, advised to self-monitor using the College’s health assessment and/or self-quarantine for 14 days, and provided with testing information. The individual who tested positive has been advised to follow all medical and public health guidance and College protocols prior to returning to campus.
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TESTING INFORMATION
Tri-C offers free testing through our partnership with Care Alliance Health Center. Anyone can get tested by Care Alliance on a rotating Tri-C campus every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. It is recommended that individuals arrive at least an hour before the site closes in order to get through the line. Testing will be done on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment is necessary. A government-issued ID (with your name, address and photo), phone number, social security number, and insurance card (if applicable) are required for testing.
Testing will take place at Metropolitan Campus on Thursday, Jan. 14. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. NO COST. NO ONE TURNED AWAY. Testing is free and open to the public. Test results are communicated to individuals by phone within approximately one week. Reporting could take longer during periods of high-volume testing.
Visit tri-c.edu/covidtest for the most up-to-date testing dates and information.
At this time, we plan to follow the previously announced changes to the spring semester schedule posted in the Tri-C Nov. 18 announcement.
As always, we will continue to monitor the situation, adjust plans as needed and advise you of any changes. For your safety and that of others, please limit your travel, avoid large gatherings, wear a mask, wash your hands frequently and maintain six feet of social distancing.