Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources
FSU Status
Updated June 21, 2021 – Students and employees should check their FSU email and the vaccinations webpage for the latest information about vaccinations and availability.
Vaccination Mandate for Fall 2021
Frostburg State University will require all eligible students, faculty, and staff on campus for the Fall 2021 term to provide proof of being fully vaccinated, with approved exemptions. Visit the Vaccination Requirement page or COVID19 site for information.
Updates for Summer and Fall 2021: Read the latest information here.
Frostburg State University is dedicated to the well-being of our students, employees, and community. As the status of COVID-19 is rapidly changing, please monitor this page as information changes or becomes available. If you need medical aid or have questions, please call Student Health Center at 301-687-4310. Information for the spring 2021 semester can be found here.
Please email your questions to the appropriate offices as employees may be working from remote locations at this time.
- Health Services
Any concerned individuals should CALL AHEAD to your health care provider or the Student Health Center at (301-687-4310) to discuss your symptoms and recent travel history. Contact with others should be avoided until a healthcare provider has provided an evaluation.
- Campus Communications
VIEW THE LATEST UPDATES | from January 2021
Update from President Nowaczyk: Fall semester information to be announced June 15 | May 29, 2020
Update From President Nowacyzk | April 7, 2020
IMPORTANT UPDATE to Students - March 30, 2020 | March 30, 2020
IMPORTANT UPDATE to Faculty and Staff - March 30, 2020 | March 30, 2020
Message from the Provost | March 24, 2020
Update from President Nowaczyk | March 20, 2020
Important Update from President Nowaczyk | March 19, 2020
Statement from President Nowaczyk | March 17, 2020
UPDATE - Friday, March 13, classes canceled. Operational decisions being developed | March 12, 2020
Update on Coronavirus preparations from President Nowaczyk | March 11, 2020
IMPORTANT UPDATE on Coronavirus preparations from President Nowaczyk | March 10
Update from President Nowaczyk | March 6
Update from President Nowaczyk | March 3
Coronavirus Update from Brady Health | Feb. 28
Update from President Nowaczyk | Feb. 28
Vice Presidential Update: Student Affairs | Feb. 19
Important Health Information Regarding 2019 Novel Coronavirus | Jan. 27
- Additional Resources
Governor Hogan Announces Major Actions to Protect Public Health, Limit Spread of COVID-19 Pandemic
Governor Larry Hogan Declares State of Emergency, Expands Statewide Response to Novel Coronavirus
Information from University System of Maryland
Maryland Department of Health
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Allegany County Health Department
Stay Home
Even if you are feeling healthy, social distancing will help us stop the spread of COVID-19.
Stay Safe
Wash your hands often, cover coughs and sneezes, and stay home even if you feel healthy.
Stay Aware
Reputable sources include Maryland state agencies and the Centers for Disease Control.
Stay Calm
No need to panic, hoard, or listen to rumors. We will all get through this together.