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Austin Peay This Week: Welcome back, Govs! Let’s get to work and stay safe

As the spring semester begins, we wanted to remind you about a few things. Get Tested for COVID-19 Testing is available at local county health departments, primary care clinics and urgent care centers. Even if you receive a negative test result, you need to continue wearing a mask indoors, keeping six feet from other individuals and following Austin Peay’s COVID-19 guidelines. Students also can get testing at the Ard building. Drive-through COVID-19 testing is available Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-noon. Even if you receive a negative test result, you need to continue wearing a mask indoors, keeping six feet from other individuals and following Austin Peay’s COVID-19 guidelines. For more information about COVID-19 testing at Austin Peay, please visit apsu.edu/covidtesting. Note: Only those who have been exposed to a COVID-19 positive person or are experiencing symptoms need to quarantine and submit a COVID-19 form. Download Peay Mobile If you haven’t already, please download Peay Mobile – our mobile app – so you can conduct your own daily wellness check for COVID-19 symptoms. You can download the app to most smartphones through their app store. Govs Still Wear Masks Remember, you MUST wear a mask in indoor common spaces such as classrooms. Masks are also required outdoors when a physical distance of six feet or more cannot be maintained. We also ask you to practice physical distancing and frequently wash your hands (we have provided hand sanitizer stations throughout campus). For additional information on our COVID-19 guidelines and academic changes or resources, visit www.apsu.edu/coronavirus. For information on health and counseling, visit https://www.apsu.edu/health-and-counseling/. What spring classes will look like We will continue to monitor COVID-19 cases on campus, regionally and across the nation, while offering more face-to-face classes, along with hi-flex hybrid and online classes. However, we are restructuring Spring Break this semester to help keep COVID-19 cases manageable on campus. Here’s a breakdown of the next few months at Austin Peay: • Jan. 16 – Spring 1 classes on the Fort Campbell campus begin. • Jan. 19 — classes begin on the Clarksville campus (D2L courses open Jan. 14) • Feb. 15 — Spring Break 1: No classes (provides a three-day weekend) • March 11-12 — Spring Break 2: No classes (provides a four-day weekend) o An additional two days will be held for urgent situations, such as the need to pause classes due to COVID-19 cases. If the additional two days are not used by a yet-to-be-determined date, they will be added to the calendar and the campus will be notified of these days off in advance. • April 2 – University closed for Spring Holiday • April 28 — last day of classes • April 29 — study day • April 30-May 6 — final exams • May 7-8 — Commencement Mask mandates and social distancing requirements will remain in effect until further notice. Commencement ceremonies for spring are planned for May, pending the number of graduates and CDC guidelines. Athletic events are scheduled with attendance, crowd capacities and team competition still pending CDC, NCAA and OVC guidelines.

(Posted Jan. 19, 2021)

As the spring semester begins, we wanted to remind you about a few things.

Get Tested for COVID-19  

Testing is available at local county health departments, primary care clinics and urgent care centers. Even if you receive a negative test result, you need to continue wearing a mask indoors, keeping six feet from other individuals and following Austin Peay’s COVID-19 guidelines. 

Students also can get testing at the Ard building. Drive-through COVID-19 testing is available Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-noon. Even if you receive a negative test result, you need to continue wearing a mask indoors, keeping six feet from other individuals and following Austin Peay’s COVID-19 guidelines.

For more information about COVID-19 testing at Austin Peay, please visit apsu.edu/covidtesting.

Note: Only those who have been exposed to a COVID-19 positive person or are experiencing symptoms need to quarantine and submit a COVID-19 form. 

Download Peay Mobile

If you haven’t already, please download Peay Mobile – our mobile app – so you can conduct your own daily wellness check for COVID-19 symptoms. You can download the app to most smartphones through their app store.     

Govs Still Wear Masks

Remember, you MUST wear a mask in indoor common spaces such as classrooms. Masks are also required outdoors when a physical distance of six feet or more cannot be maintained. We also ask you to practice physical distancing and frequently wash your hands (we have provided hand sanitizer stations throughout campus).

For additional information on our COVID-19 guidelines and academic changes or resources, visit www.apsu.edu/coronavirus. For information on health and counseling, visit https://www.apsu.edu/health-and-counseling/.

What spring classes will look like

We will continue to monitor COVID-19 cases on campus, regionally and across the nation, while offering more face-to-face classes, along with hi-flex hybrid and online classes. However, we are restructuring Spring Break this semester to help keep COVID-19 cases manageable on campus. Here’s a breakdown of the next few months at Austin Peay:

Mask mandates and social distancing requirements will remain in effect until further notice. Commencement ceremonies for spring are planned for May, pending the number of graduates and CDC guidelines. Athletic events are scheduled with attendance, crowd capacities and team competition still pending CDC, NCAA and OVC guidelines.

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