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COVID-19 Information and Resources

COVID-19 Updates and Resources

Fall Semester 2021: On-campus, in-person classes – and online learning

For Fall Semester 2021, we’re safely and fully returning to on-campus learning, events, and experiences – so you can soar higher to your goals. Find out more about our Fall 2021 plans.

NWTC cares about the safety and wellbeing of our students and is committed to student success during this challenging time. The College is maximizing cleaning capacity. As a College community, we are all in this together. 
 

NWTC Face Covering Policy

Fully Vaccinated?

You are welcome on campus without wearing a face covering.

Not Vaccinated Yet?

Please wear a face covering while on campus. 


Important Health and Safety Practices and Procedures at all NWTC Campuses and Locations

  • ​Physical distancing is encouraged. 
  • If you are feeling sick, please stay home. 
  • If you test positive for COVID-19, you are required to notify your instructor(s).  
  • If you awaiting COVID-19 test results after experiencing symptoms, notify your instructor(s).  
  • If the Public Health Dept. notifies you as a close contact to a COVID-19 patient, notify your instructor(s).  
  • Anyone who has come into direct contact with someone at NWTC who has reported testing positive for COVID-19 will be contacted by the college. Those impacted will receive relevant details as determined upon the advice of local health officials.
  • Hand sanitizer is available throughout campus.

Important Campus Information

  • 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. 

  • As of June 7th all Student Services offices will be open to assist students in-person on campus.
     
    Virtual appointments continue to be offered.

    For more information call us at 920-498-5444 or 800-422-NWTC or chat with us online. 

  • The Campus Buzz will open for regular hours on Monday, July 12th. The Canteen/Commons and Gym will open for regular hours Monday, June 7th.  

  • For more information on the NWTC Bookstore hours visit our Bookstore website.

  • NWTC Libraries are located on the Green Bay, Marinette, Sturgeon Bay campuses and are open for students. For hours and more information visit the NWTC Library website.

  • 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.  

  • 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.

    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.

 These protocols are subject to change based on guidance from COVID-19 authoritative sources. 

Recent Updates

Message from NWTC President Dr. Rafn: Update on COVID-19 guidance

Coronavirus Response and Relief Funds available for eligible students

COVID-19 Student Guidelines

Students, read the COVID-19 Campus Guidelines for Students.

See the COVID-19 Student Guidelines PowerPoint.

Higher Education Emergency Relief Funding: NWTC has received funds from the Dept. of Education to provide relief to students and defray operational expenses directly related to Covid-19.

 

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Questions?

Email COVID19@nwtc.edu or ask a question via live chat.

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