
Help us reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission by completing a daily screening tool. The screening tool is part of a system-wide initiative by the Minnesota State System office.
The University asks students, employees, and visitors to follow these notification procedures to assist with any response to positive COVID-19 cases.
The safety of our students and employees remain paramount. Learn about daily self-screening, notification processes, face coverings, custodial services, event guidelines, and more.
The Return to Learn Planning effort identifies strategic areas of focus, phases for preparation, planning scenarios, and a planning structure to lead our return.
For questions about symptoms, testing, or risk of COVID-19, call the Student Health Services COVID Healthcare Hotline at (507) 389-5591 or the Minnesota Department of Health hotline at (651) 297-1304 or (800) 657-3504.
To report a positive COVID case among our campus community, call the COVID Reporting Hotline at (507) 389-2030.
Students that need assistance with services should contact the Student Affairs Office at student-affairs@mnsu.edu or (507) 389-2121.
For general questions, contact the Provost’s Office at provost@mnsu.edu or (507) 389-1333.
View an archive of past campus communication, interviews with employees and students, and campus signage available through Printing Services.
Any changes to the 2020-2021 academic year are listed with further rationale and guidance.
We have created funds to help provide assistance to students during these increasingly challenging times. Please consider making a contribution today to help our students when they need it most. All donations are tax-deductible, and 100% of funds go directly to help those students in need.
Resources for Covid-19 in one easy location—find contact information, campus status updates, emergency resources, zoom support and more.
The safety of our students and employees remain paramount. Our campus will be open and ready to welcome students in the fall, while adapting as necessary to safely serve them and provide them with an extraordinary education.
While there are many unknowns as we plan for the fall and beyond, the Maverick Return to Learn Planning effort identifies strategic areas of focus, phases for preparation, planning scenarios, and a planning structure to lead our return.
Any changes to the 2020-2021 academic year are listed with further rationale and guidance.
This section is dedicated to various communication pieces during COVID-19. View an archive of past campus communication, interviews with employees and students, and campus signage available through Printing Services.
We continue to receive questions regarding COVID-19 and its impact on our campus community. Our most commonly asked questions have been divided into groups which will continue to be updated on a regular basis.