COVID-19 Information

We have compiled a list of FAQ's specifically about COVID-19 regarding testing, positive results, and community safety. If you have any further questions, please contact covidhealth@champlain.edu.

Free COVID-19 booster vaccines are available by appointment Monday-Friday through May 12. Fall semester COVID vaccine availability details will be updated over the summer.

Please contact the Student Health Center to schedule your appointment or with any questions.

Student COVID-19 Reporting Form

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  • We will continue to offer walk-in COVID-19 testing at the Whiting Hall Testing Center from Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM until the end of the Spring 2023 semester, with the last day of testing being on Friday, May 12.  

  • After May 12, rapid antigen tests can be accessed for purchase at the Champlain College bookstore, and at most local pharmacies. Walgreens and CVS are both within walking distance of campus. If you are having difficulty getting access to a test, please contact the Student Health Center for guidance by calling us at (802) 860-2711 or emailing covidhealth@champlain.edu.The Student Health Center is not open for care over the summer; however administrative support is available.
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Students who test positive for COVID-19 should self isolate in their own space, and notify the College immediately using the forms below. The form will notify the Campus Medical Team, provide important guidance, and prompt an email response with further details. After filling out this form, you will receive instructions on how to isolate, notify your close contacts, and care for yourself during your illness. You will be given the option to ask for a call back from a member of the Student Health Team on the form if you have any particular concerns. You can also contact the Student Health Center at 802-860-2711 or email covidhealth@champlain.edu.

Once the Student COVID-19 Reporting form is complete, the Dean of Students can provide verification of isolation as needed to support students who are unable to attend in-person classes due to isolation.

Student COVID-19 Reporting Form

You may use the CDC Isolation Calculator  to calculate the length of your isolation but feel free to contact Student Health with any questions.

Useful links: 

What To Do When You Test Positive for COVID-19

What To Do If You Are Sick

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Information for roommates and Student Close Contacts of people with tested positive for COVID

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If you have COVID-like symptoms, you should take a COVID test. If your test comes back positive, isolate in your living space and follow the instructions above. Rapid tests can be purchased at the campus bookstore or at any local pharmacy. Please contact the Student Health Center if you are having difficulty with getting a COVID test, or if you would like medical attention.

Here is the CDC explanation on when to get tested.

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If your home rapid antigen test is positive, you should isolate immediately and fill out the Student Health COVID Reporting Form.

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If your home rapid antigen test is negative, you should monitor your symptoms and contact the Student Health Center for medical support as needed, or continue daily rapid testing at home while symptomatic.

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You should not go to class if you are feeling very ill! However, if your COVID test is negative and you are feeling better, you may resume activities, but please wear a well-fitting mask until your symptoms have completely resolved. In addition, if you need to talk to a nurse or be seen for an appointment to help manage your symptoms, please don't hesitate to contact the Student Health Center by phone (802) 860-2711 or at covidhealth@champlain.edu. Here are some general instructions on self care.

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We strongly recommend all Champlain College community members follow CDC recommendations and remain up-to-date on COVID-19 vaccination; however, we will no longer be requiring proof of vaccination for students, faculty, staff, visitors, or vendors—in line with current recommendations from the CDC and Vermont Department of Health. If you have COVID-19 vaccine documentation, you are welcome to submit this to the Patient Portal.


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