COVID-19 Information and Resources

What should I do if I test positive for COVID-19?
 
First, we want you to know that if you test positive for COVID-19, our staff will be ready to assist you with the steps necessary to ensure your success.Your faculty will work with you to ensure you can complete your coursework.  

Students who test positive for COVID-19 are required to notify their instructor(s). After notification, the Disability Services team will reach out to provide resources and return to campus information.  Contact information for Disability Services: 920498-6904 or disability.services@nwtc.edu.
 

First, we want you to know that if you test positive for COVID-19, our staff will be ready to assist you with the steps necessary to ensure your success.Your faculty will work with you to ensure you can complete your coursework.  

Students should also notify their instructor(s) if they are at home awaiting test results after experiencing COVID-19 symptoms and have been on campus within the previous 48 hours, or if they were notified by the local Public Health Department as a close contact with someone who has tested positive and are required to quarantine. After notification, the Disability Services team will reach out to provide resources and return to campus information.  Contact information for Disability Services: 920-498-6904 or disability.services@nwtc.edu.
 
It is very important to stay home if experiencing symptoms or test positive for COVID-19. If a student tests positive, they are required to remain away from campus based on the CDC guidelines. 

Some Student offices are now available to assist students in-person on campus. 
In-person walk-ins- are available in: 

• Admissions  

• Financial Aid  

• Student Finance 

• ​Academic Advising 

In-person by appointment only: 

• Academic Coaching 

• ​Assessment Center 

• Counseling 

• Student Support Services 

• Career Advising

• Veterans Services

• Disability Services 

Virtual appointments continue to be offered and will be the most convenient way to access services. 

To schedule an appointment, call us at 920-498-5444 or 800-422-NWTC or chat with us online. 

Campus Buzz, Canteen/Commons, and Gym are closed. Food or beverages needed while on campus can be brought in. 

No refrigeration or microwaves will be available. Students may need to eat lunch in their vehicles or outside. Physical distancing must be maintained. 

NWTC Bookstore locations remain are closed, but we are ready to serve you virtually! Visit our Bookstore website for more information.

NWTC Libraries at the Green Bay, Marinette, Sturgeon Bay campuses will open for student access on August 17. Remote services at each location remain available with expanded evenings and weekends hours. 
  
For hours go to [Library webpage link] 
  
Important information about the library:  
NWTC Libraries will remain closed to the general public. 

• Laptops (and a limited number of hotspots) are available for extended checkout. Please work with your instructor to start the process. 

• Desktop computers and printers will be available.  

  • Students will pick up a keyboard and mouse at the library front desk. 

  • Please bring your own headphones for safety. 

• Study tables will have reduced capacity. 

  • Group study tables have been converted to single study tables 

  • Study Rooms will not be available for use.  

• Laptop touchdown zone and printers are available in the CyberZone (located directly outside of the Green Bay campus library entrance). 

NEW Community Clinic and Campus Care remain open for scheduled appointments.  
 
On-site Corporate Training and Economic Development (CTED) offerings continue as scheduled.  
 
Artisan and Business Center is open. For more information go to the Artisan and Business Center website.  

Given the widespread transmission of COVID-19, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) is committed to providing a high-quality and safe student educational experience while ensuring the safety of our students and our workforce in alignment with the CDC published guidelines.

• Physical distancing is required. Stay at least 6 feet apart and do not gather in groups.
• A face covering/mask that covers both the mouth and nose is required to be worn by all students when on campus except when eating or drinking. Wearing a face covering helps protect others in case you are infected but don’t have symptoms.
• When face coverings are removed, they should be removed without touching eyes, mouth, and nose.
• Wash hands each time mask is touched or adjusted, put on or removed.
• Cloth face coverings should be washed daily, ideally using a washing machine. 

Students not following these guidelines will be asked by faculty and staff to do so. Failure to comply will result in a request for the student to leave the campus and may result in disciplinary action for violation of the NWTC Student Code of Conduct.