On-Campus Covid Exposures

Updated: December 1st, 2023

The college has determined that a confirmed positive COVID-19 case was present at the below on campus locations. If you think you were in these location(s) on the date(s) and time(s) indicated for 15 minutes or longer in the last 14 days, then you may have been exposed to COVID-19, and you must follow these directions.

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If you DO NOT have symptoms, you ARE NOT REQUIRED TO QUARANTINE, BUT YOU MUST:

• Test 5 days after your last exposure to determine your infection status.
  
  • If you test positive, please go home, isolate, and notify PCC Covid Support by filling out a Covid Support Form
• Wear a highly protective mask when around others, both indoors and outdoors, for 10 full days after exposure
  • The mask should be a well-fitting medical mask or respirator or a well-fitting high filtration reusable mask with a nose-wire
• Monitor yourself for symptoms for 10 days following your exposure
  • If symptoms arise during this time, get tested immediately, quarantine at home, and notify PCC Covid Support by filling out a Covid Support Form.

If you have symptoms, you ARE REQUIRED TO QUARANTINE

• Notify the Covid Support Team by filling out a Covid Support Form
• Stay home for a minimum of 5 days
• Wear a highly protective mask when around others, both indoors and outdoors, for 10 full days after exposure
  • The mask should be a well-fitting medical mask or respirator or a well-fitting high filtration reusable mask with a nose-wire
• If on Day 5, you test negative with no (or resolving) symptoms, you may end quarantine on day 6
• If you test positive, please go home, isolate, and notify PCC Covid Support by filling out a Covid Support Form.

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All employee Covid-related leave must come out of an employee's paid sick leave. To inquire about any other forms of leave that PCC offers, please contact Barmey Ung in Human Resources @ Bung1@pasadena.edu.

All areas are disinfected with industrial strength microbial chemicals performed by our facilities department if an exposure is learned to have occurred within the past 24 hours.

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