Current Status

COVID-19 Information

As of February 3, 2023, 3 pm

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  • FIT no longer requires face masks be worn in FIT buildings.
  • If you test positive for COVID-19, you should not come to class (students) or to work (employees). You may return five (5) days after a positive test or symptom onset. (The day you tested positive or noticed symptoms is considered Day 0, thus you may return to campus on Day 6.) If you continue to have symptoms after this time period, contact FIT Health Services or your physician for further guidance.
  • Students are required to be vaccinated and encouraged to get boosters; employees are encouraged to receive vaccinations and boosters
  • FIT does not require proof of vaccination from visitors.
  • FIT Health Services provides testing, vaccinations, and boosters to students and employees. Make an appointment for these services on the Health Services portal. Walk-ins are also accepted as scheduling permits.
  • Find updated FAQ about boosters and testing online.

Vaccinations and Testing

  • On-campus COVID-19 testing and vaccations are performed at Health Services. Make an appointment on the Health Services portal.
  • Free flu shots are also available to the FIT community; schedule an appointment via the Health Services portal.

Campus Health and Safety Protocols

  • It is optional to wear face masks in FIT buildings. 
  • If you have been diagnosed with or have been exposed to someone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19, both students and employees are encouraged to notify those with whom they have had close contact. 
  • FIT meets and exceeds all ventilation standards and is thoroughly cleaned on a daily basis in accordance with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the State of New York, and SUNY. Read our FAQ. 

Campus Locations and Services

Questions? Find detailed answers in our FAQ documents.

 

We will continue to update this page as information becomes available.



Find a record of previous COVID-19-related emails in our Communications Archive.

You can also find our previous COVID-19 website here