General Campus Guidelines and Information
Facial Coverings
The use of a facial coverings on campus remains highly recommended.
Faculty and staff still have the ability to require masks in their individual classrooms and/or offices at their discretion.
Classroom Seating and Precautions
Faculty members can establish additional physical barriers in instructional spaces where needed. Faculty should coordinate these efforts with the maintenance staff. Faculty may require additional personal hygiene and sanitization measures on common contact points for the more interactive teaching environments, such as shops, simulation spaces, and science labs. Students should adhere to the directions of their faculty member regarding these additional safety precautions. Precautions may include limiting the number of students in an area at one time; expanded physical distancing; and requiring gloves, facial coverings, and eye protection in specialized lab and clinical settings. These stipulations will be communicated to students by instructors.
Programs with clinical requirements will collaborate with area hospitals and health providers to create a safe clinical experience. Please be aware that programs requiring hospital clinical attendance may have extra guidelines, including requirements for vaccination. These requirements are dictated by the clinical partners, and progression through the curriculum may be impossible if students do not comply with clinical partners’ requirements.
Personal Hygiene
Routine hand washing is strongly encouraged. Visit the CDC guidelines for When and How to Wash Your Hands.
Campus Events and Community Services
NPC has resumed accepting requests from community groups and organizations regarding facility use for meetings and events. Please visit our Events and Registration service desk to request use of campus facilities. The NPC Library will reopen to the public on March 1, 2022.
Mental and Emotional Health
The College’s intervention specialist, Susan Millerd, will provide services and resource referrals to students and employees in need of mental and emotional support throughout the pandemic. Ms. Millerd can be reached at Susan.Millerd@np.edu or 501-760-4163.
Travel
There are currently no travel restrictions for NPC employees or students, however you should continue to take precautions outlined by the CDC to prevent transmission of COVID-19.
