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Atlanta, GA | Posted: December 11, 2020
Summary Sentence:
As the fall semester comes to a close and graduates celebrate this weekend, Georgia Tech’s surveillance testing program will reduce its hours to respond to a lower campus population in the coming weeks.
Full Summary:
As the fall semester comes to a close and graduates celebrate this weekend, Georgia Tech’s surveillance testing program will reduce its hours to respond to a lower campus population in the coming weeks.
Surveillance Testing KitAs the fall semester comes to a close and graduates celebrate this weekend, Georgia Tech’s surveillance testing program will reduce its hours to respond to a lower campus population in the coming weeks.
The program will remain running every day campus is open, but some sites will close and hours will change Monday, Dec. 14. Asymptomatic surveillance testing will continue to be offered at 760 Spring Street, Price Gilbert Library, the Couch Building, and 10th and Home. Hours will be:
[Update: The week of Dec. 28, a site at the GT Connector will replace the site at Price Gilbert Library. See complete testing hours for the rest of the year.]
Travel testing will continue to be offered at 760 Spring Street and Price Gilbert Library from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Symptomatic testing for students will continue to be offered at Stamps Health Services. Faculty and staff should seek symptomatic testing through a primary care physician or other local site, including at the McCamish Pavilion parking lot.
Testing sites will begin to increase the week of Monday, Jan. 4, in anticipation of the spring semester. Classes begin Thursday, Jan. 14.
For current site hours and locations, and other information, visit health.gatech.edu/coronavirus/testing.
