KNOW
We move forward, together.
A Safe Return to Campus
As we look forward with great excitement to a more typical fall semester, we will
continue to follow all public health guidelines in place during the fall semester.
Current Mask Policy
All individuals, regardless of vaccination status, must wear masks in indoor spaces. Read more
Contact Info: COVIDquestions@callutheran.edu
LATEST UPDATES
Campus Messages
- COVID Booster Information (and Flu Shot Reminder)
Mon November 22, 2021COVID-19 vaccine booster shots and associated regulatory agency guidance.
- Respiratory Viruses and Symptoms
Thu September 30, 2021Cal Lutheran’s policy regarding individuals with COVID symptoms, which often mimic the symptoms of other respiratory viruses.
What's New on This Website:
- Volunteer Policy
Volunteers are required to upload proof of COVID-19 vaccine. - Vaccination Policy
Requirements for faculty, staff and students.
COVID-19 Dashboard
Data updated every Monday. Last updated: 8 a.m. Nov. 29, 2021
| THOUSAND OAKS CAMPUS | OXNARD CENTER | WOODLAND HILLS CENTER | WESTLAKE CENTER | PLTS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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New cases this week: 0 |
New cases this week: 0 |
New cases this week: 0 Total cases to date: 0 Total cases this semester: 0 |
New cases this week: 0 |
New cases this week: 0 Total cases to date: 1 Total cases this semester: 0 |
* Cases reflect the number of people who tested positive for COVID-19 and may have been contagious while on Cal Lutheran property. Total cases to date includes all of those since March 1, 2020. Total cases this semester includes all of those since residental move in on August 26, 2021. Quarantine and isolation numbers only include those living on our Thousand Oaks campus.
DOING YOUR PART
Our safe return to campus depends on everyone taking responsibility.
Face Masks
When you’re on campus, you’re required to wear a face mask in public spaces to protect yourself and those around you.
Wash Your Hands
The safety of our community depends on our commitment to simple hygiene measures, like frequent hand-washing.
Physical Distancing
Maintaining physical distance is the single best way to keep from infecting others or being infected. It's about kindness and respect.
Daily Health Check
Know the symptoms of coronavirus — and stay home if you’re experiencing them. Safety starts with monitoring your own health.
Cal Lutheran Compact
Every member of the Cal Lutheran community is called upon to sign this Compact as a commitment to each other.