Cal State LA continues to support the University community’s return to campus with health and safety as our top priority. This page will continue to be updated as more information becomes available.

Keeping Cal State LA Safe and Healthy

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COVID-19 Vaccinations Strongly Recommended

Under a revised California State University policy, the COVID-19 vaccination is no longer required at CSU campuses but is strongly recommended. Cal State LA has implemented this policy. Effective April 6, 2023, the revised policy strongly recommends vaccines as a safety measure to help prevent serious illness. 

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COVID-19 Safety Training for Employees

We recommend the COVID-19 safety training for employees who are working on campus.

Take the Training

Health Self-Screening

All Cal State LA employees shall conduct a self-screening for COVID-19 symptoms before arriving on campus.

Health Screening

Vaccinations

Find information on vaccination clinics and other opportunities to get vaccines or boosters.

COVID-19 Vaccines

Report a Safety Concern

Report an unsafe condition or violation of any health and safety related campus policies.

Submit a Concern

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Do I need to wear a face mask while working on campus? What kind do I need to wear?

Masks are only required in the Student Health Center. Students, faculty, staff, and visitors are always welcome to wear a mask. Learn more about face masks.

Surgical masks are located in dispensers throughout campus. N95 respirators are available upon request. You can request an N95 respirator on the Risk Management and EHS website using the N95 Respirator Request Form (Online).

 

Are COVID-19 vaccinations and boosters required?

Under a newly revised California State University policy, the COVID-19 vaccination is no longer required at CSU campuses but is strongly recommended. Cal State LA is implementing this policy. Effective April 6, 2023, the revised policy strongly recommends vaccines as a safety measure to help prevent serious illness. 

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