• Wear a face covering over your nose and mouth whenever you are in public, on campus, or in the presence of people who are not in your immediate household.
• Maintain a distance of 6 feet or more from anyone who is not a member of your immediate household, regardless of whether anyone is wearing a mask. 
• Get a flu shot if you haven’t gotten one already this season.
• Wash your hands after touching anything that other people have touched, before and after eating, and before and after touching your eyes, nose, or mouth.
• Keep the number of people with whom you interact closely in-person to a minimum (1-5 people total in a given week).
• Socialize outdoors. If you must meet with others indoors, keep the windows open.
• When socializing, wear masks, maintain distance, and avoid eating together.
• Keep in mind that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have revised their definition of “close contact” as it pertains to coronavirus. Whether or not masks are used, multiple short interactions under 6 feet can still qualify as a close contact if those interactions add up to 15 minutes during a 24-hour period. 
• Even as we enter the holiday season, limit travel as much as possible. Staying home is the safest way to keep you, your family, and your community safe. If you do travel, please read our post-travel COVID-19 testing and quarantine policy.
• Celebrate the holidays virtually, or outdoors if you do decide to meet in person. Here is some advice for lower-risk holiday celebrations from the CDC.

Take care- Speak soon,

Supermike