Survey Reveals Majority of Campus Community Is Vaccinated
An overwhelmingly high response rate to the COVID-19 vaccine survey sent via email in late May indicates the majority of Carnegie Mellon’s Pittsburgh campus community has been vaccinated.
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Schedule COVID-19 Vaccine
All people living in the United States age 12 and older are eligible to schedule a vaccine appointment.
Walk-in J&J Vaccine Clinic (ongoing)
425 First Avenue, Downtown Pittsburgh
Monday through Friday
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Recently Announced
July 20, 2021
Launching Vaccine Database for Faculty and Staff (Return to Campus this Fall)
July 15, 2021
Vaccine Database Launch, Arrival Posture, Campus Life
Current Service Posture: Transitional
COVID-19 Cases and Vaccine Survey Data
CMU case numbers, CMU community vaccine survey results, Allegheny County data and more
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Prevent the Spread of COVID-19
Self-Assess Daily
Keep Distance
Wear a Facial Covering
Wash Your Hands
Complete Tartan Testing Weekly if Not Fully Vaccinated
The Tartan COVID-19 Asymptomatic Testing Program is CMU's program for the diagnosis of COVID-19 in asymptomatic individuals and is an important element of the university's ongoing strategy to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in our community.
All faculty, staff and students who are not fully vaccinated and planning to be on campus each week must complete one asymptomatic COVID-19 test weekly through Tartan Testing.
The test takes less than 15 minutes and same-day appointments are often available. Tartan Testing is also available for fully vaccinated CMU community members who desire a weekly test.
Fall 2021: Student Vaccine Requirements
Consistent with scientific evidence on the importance of vaccine adoption to control spread of the virus, to the extent permissible by law, Carnegie Mellon University will require all enrolled students to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19, effective this fall semester. This policy will apply to all undergraduate and graduate students in U.S.-based programs.
Those who are not fully vaccinated (two weeks after the final vaccine dose) with a WHO emergency use listed or U.S. emergency use authorized vaccine will be permitted to engage in campus life (e.g. orientation programs, moving into residence halls, coming to class, joining research activities, etc.) provided they engage in the vaccination process and uphold the following mitigation requirements: arrival and weekly Tartan Testing, wearing facial coverings and participating in the daily self-assessment.
How to Enter Your Information into CMU's COVID-19 Vaccine Database
Tartan Testing Shuttle
As part of Tartan Testing, CMU provides free shuttle service to the Pittsburgh campus testing location from various off-campus locations. Facial coverings for all individuals (both those fully vaccinated and not vaccinated) are still required when traveling on public transportation, including CMU shuttles.
Dining Services
Visit the Dining Services website for information about CMU's various dining locations and their hours of operation.
Testing Managers Put Tartans First
George Innocenzo is operations director for Carnegie Mellon University’s asymptomatic COVID-19 testing program for more than 15,000 Pittsburgh-based students, faculty and staff.
Support the health and well-being of our entire campus and surrounding community
Taking the daily self-assessment is one way to show you care about your community.
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