We are in a period of uncertainty, anxiety, and confusion. How do we come together to support each other, stay productive, and stay safe?
How do we continue to advance our values of environmental and social justice?
How do we make good decisions and not let fear drive us apart from our care for the earth and each other?
Physical distancing, not social distancing
One of the things that make societies resilient is our social infrastructure. Our network of friends and family help us in difficult times so reach out, connect, but do it in a safe manner.
Get outdoors
Just because we have to reduce exposure, doesn’t mean we need to be trapped inside. If you are feeling well and the weather allows, go for a walk, run, or bike ride.
Practice self-care
· Wash your hands
· Avoid close contact (if you are in public keep your distance from others)
· Stay home if you’re sick (follow this guidance if you don’t feel well)
· Cover coughs and sneezes
· Clean and disinfect
Do what you can to stay healthy. Get plenty of sleep. Drink lots of water. Eat healthy and get exercise. A healthy body is better prepared to fight off the virus should you be exposed.
For those using online and phone to get your school or work done, you are already reducing your footprint! Tele-commuting can cut down on transportation miles and often the technology provider is powered by clean energy .
To protect the health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff, everyone on campus needs to wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status. Before you come to campus, please fill out the Trojan Safety Check-In form. You only need to submit the form once per day.
Do you want more sustainability? Check out the newly redesigned EvCC Sustainability web pages!