• To live the university experience of the presence.
• For our mental health.
• To enjoy life in community.
• For the quality of education.

• o Currently our community almost entirely has a double dose of the vaccine, which gives us high immunity and, together with the double mask and constant hand disinfection, allows us to be more protected from possible contagion
• If we all support and comply with biosecurity standards, we can have greater control and care.
• Our campus allows the return since we have classrooms with ventilation, carbon dioxide meters, commitment to the Ethical Pact, open spaces and the installation of several disinfection points.
• Other countries with fewer vaccinated people and greater contagion, already recommend the return to the universities, we will do it responsibly with the measures designed by the University.

• Enter and check which are the return to class regulations in other countries:

  • Higher education COVID-19 operational guidance

  • Section 2: Guidance for IHEs Where Everyone is Fully Vaccinated

• The University in September returns to full presence, that implies both theoretical and practical face-to-face classes, in classrooms and laboratories; as well as the attention to the public in all dependencies and service spaces such as libraries, medical and psychological dispensaries, cafeterias, bookstore, etc.
• The return will be in an orderly and gradual manner the first week, and will respond to the following calendar:

• In each Faculty, the University Occupational Health team will supervise compliance with the biosafety recommendations contained in the Ethical Agreement, especially the use of the double mask and ventilation in the spaces. In this way you will give constant feedback to the authorities.
• Air quality controls will be carried out randomly by means of carbon dioxide sensors.
• A constant control of the use of elevators will be carried out according to the established biosafety standards.
• During the first weeks in the cafeterias, food service will only be given to people who have lunch on campus. For this purpose, the central cafeteria will be open from 11:30 to 14:30.
• To enter common spaces such as Library, Auditoriums, multipurpose rooms, among others, it is necessary that you have a QR code that proves that you are vaccinated. You can download the code by entering the SGU and it will be scanned upon entering each space.
• The student, teacher and employee associations will only provide the office service. Social gatherings or other activities that generate agglutination may not be held in said spaces.

Safety rules:

• About the use of classrooms: Only classrooms that guarantee continuous ventilation will be used. The windows will not be closed in any case. It is advisable to bring a second upper garment (jacket) that can help in case the ambient temperature drops.
• On the use of common use spaces: Only those who have registered their vaccination in the University Management System or Student Portal of the University and in which the capacity of 75% is managed for all types of events, as well as permanent ventilation.

• In the offices: Spacing and ventilation of the spaces will be guaranteed.
• The constant disinfection and cleaning of the University spaces will be guaranteed.

Preventive measures:

• Mandatory use of a double mask where at least one of them is surgical or KN95.

• Cross ventilation in all spaces of the university.

• Constant disinfection of spaces.
• Frequent use of alcohol or hand washing.
• Classrooms that do not have adequate ventilation will not be used.
• The use of elevators will be restricted, only for those cases of strict necessity.
• Social gatherings should not be held on campus and it is not recommended to hold them privately to protect the health of the community and their families.
• COVID tests will be carried out on the university community on a random basis. For those who have not registered their vaccination certificate, these will be mandatory.
• Continuous monitoring of the health of our university community:
  • In the platform that the University has designed, the health status of each member of our community will be reported, if there are symptoms or if there is a suspicion of a contagion (this report automatically justifies the absence). Report by phone to the University medical office, to receive the instructions in the process to be carried out to rule out or confirm the contagion and protect your health.
  • Perform the PCR test, if it is positive you must stay at home. In case of being negative, you must return to the activities.
  • Do not wait to take the test to isolate yourself, let's take care of everyone and take precautions.
• Disinfection and ventilation measures for spaces:
  • In the offices a constant disinfection will be carried out.
  • Windows and doors should be kept open.
  • Classes must last a maximum of 50 minutes (when it is one hour), and 90 minutes (when it is two hours).
  • In offices, constant disinfection is carried out and windows and doors must be kept open.