SDSU Potential Workplace & Classroom Exposures

SDSU has a robust monitoring and alert system in place for all reported COVID-19 cases which may have had campus contact. As part of this protocol, any close contacts are directly notified, and in alignment with SDSU's COVID-19 Case Communications Protocol a broader notice is also sent to all employees who may have had contact with the space or with the individual who tested positive.  

The current U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines define close contacts as someone who was within 6 feet of an infected person for a cumulative total of 15 minutes, or more over a 24-hour period beginning two days before illness onset (or, for asymptomatic patients, two days prior to test results) until the time the patient is isolated. All close contacts are notified as soon as possible via HealtheConnect. Public health officials have determined that there is a low risk of exposure for those who have not been in close contact with an infected individual.  

SDSU will generally not disclose more specific details about the location of individuals who have been infected for privacy reasons and also because avoiding the physical location does not inherently lower a person's risk of infection; getting vaccinated and maintaining healthy practices, to include washing your hands, are among the best methods to lower your risk.

While the risk of transmission associated with these cases is typically low, it is important that all students, faculty and staff who become sick, no matter their symptoms or severity, remain home. Be attentive to your symptoms and never come to campus for work, classes, meetings, events or other activities if you are sick.

Employees who need time off for COVID-19 related issues should utilize available leave credits and/or request an unpaid leave. If you believe you contracted a COVID‐19‐related illness as a result of your university employment, you may be entitled to Workers' Compensation benefits through the university. For more information, please contact Benefits Services at [email protected] (or your respective HR office if you are employed by Associated Students, Aztec Shops, or the SDSU Research Foundation).

Additional COVID-19 testing and vaccination information is available online.

 

SDSU Potential Non-Classroom Workplace Exposures

Individuals diagnosed with COVID-19 were present in the following locations while they may have been infectious during the last 14 days:

Location	Date of Potential Exposure
Arts & Letters	12/1
Conrad Prebys Student Union	11/27, 11/28, 11/29
Life Sciences North	11/28
Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center	12/2
SDSU Library	11/25, 11/28, 11/29

SDSU Potential Classroom Exposures

Individuals diagnosed with COVID-19 were present in the following courses while they may have been infectious during the last 14 days:

Course	Section	Schedule Number*	Date of Potential Exposure	Date Added/ Updated
ANTH 349	1001	8206	11/27	11/29
B A 323	3	9495	11/27	11/29
BIOL 436	1001	10041	11/27	11/29
ANTH 301	1002	10462	11/29	12/1
ANTH 405	1001	8402	11/28, 11/30	12/1
ANTH 460	1001	8432	11/28, 11/30	12/1
HIST 390W	1002	5195	11/29	12/1
HIST 408	1001	5201	11/27	12/1
ISCOR 300	1001	7133	11/28	12/1
SOC 401	1004	12266	11/27	12/1
SPAN 101	1010	8022	11/27, 11/28	12/1
ACCTG 201	1	9412	11/30	12/4
MIS 180	4	9700	11/30	12/4
SPAN 302	1001	8164	11/30	12/4
SWORK 483A	1001	7309	11/30	12/4
SWORK 489A	1004	7326	12/1	12/4
SWORK 720	1001	7620	11/30	12/4
ASIAN 102B	1003	11868	11/29	12/6
BIOL 211	1001	9956	11/29	12/6
BIOL 215	1001	9972	11/27	12/6
BIOL 215	1007	9978	11/28	12/6
CHEM 200	1005	10206	11/30	12/6
CHEM 200	1001	10202	11/29	12/6
CHEM 232	1001	10245	11/27	12/6
CSP 320	1002	4221	11/30	12/6
CSP 401	1001	4226	11/30	12/6
JAPAN 111	1003	5616	11/27, 11/28	12/6
MATH 141	5004	10347	12/1	12/6
PHYS 180A	1001	6305	11/29	12/6
PHYS 182A	1012	6318	11/30	12/6
PHYS 195	1001	6342	12/1	12/6

*Note: some schedule numbers may appear as ***** in the schedule of classes and a student's registration information. Students should review course and section information, as well as schedule number, to determine potential exposure.  

Last updated: December 6