
Princeton is engaged in efforts to respond to the impacts of coronavirus. Our top priority is to support the health and well-being of our community as we continue to advance our teaching and research mission.
For the most up-to-date information, refer to the University's Spring Term 2021 website and HR's Spring 2021 Campus & Workplace Operations webpage.
The University urges faculty and staff who are tested for COVID-19 by any healthcare provider in any jurisdiction to notify University Health Services immediately at communityhealth@princeton.edu.
Resources
This is an exceptionally stressful time, so do not hesitate to make use of the resources below. For additional information related to benefits, learning opportunities, and time off during the pandemic, refer to:
Frequently Asked Questions
For questions about staff workplace policies, refer to the HR policy manual or contact your senior HR manager. Unionized employees should refer to their collective bargaining agreements. Faculty and academic professionals should refer to the dean of the faculty website.
For additional questions, contact the response team by email at response@princeton.edu.
Questions related to health and safety policies can be directed to the Princeton University COVID Connector. Customer service agents are available at 609-258-7000 during University business hours from 8:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST. Questions may also be emailed to covidconnector@princeton.edu.
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