COVID-19 Updates & Resources
The well-being and safety of our community is our top priority. The College of Pharmacy is closely monitoring the COVID-19 virus outbreak and adapting our programs as necessary. We will be continuously updating this page to reflect the most up-to-date COP specific news.
EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS
- Classroom assistance: LS&A Classroom Support 734-615-0100
- Lab/safety emergencies: Nicole Crandall 989-412-4726 or Environmental Health & Safety 734-647-1143
- Facilities assistance: Pat Greeley 734-647-2365 or cell 734-274-0839
- IT assistance: 4-HELP (734-764-4357)
- Non-911 emergencies after hours, including urgent maintenance issues: U-M Dept. of Public Safety & Security 734-763-1131
- Counseling & Psychological Svcs. for Students: 734-764-8312
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- Current College-wide Communications
October 20, 2020 3:05PM - College of Pharmacy Response to the Washtenaw County "Stay in Place" Order from Dean Mueller
October 20, 2020 2:55PM - UM Response to the Washtenaw County Stay in Place Order and Course Format Changes from President Schlissel
October 20, 2020 - Washtenaw County Health Department - Stay in Place Order for University of Michigan Students
August 24, 2020 10:40AM - Addendum to the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities from Erik Wessel - Director, OSCR
August 18, 2020 - An Update on COVID-19 Testing and Other Efforts for the Fall Semester from President Schlissel
July 15, 2020 - Announcing an updated policy for face coverings and additional COVID-19 planning information from President Schlissel
June 22, 2020 - College of Pharmacy Fall 2020 Return to Campus from Deans Dalton and Mueller
June 22, 2020 - Announcing a Public Health-Informed Fall Semester for the University of Michigan from President Schlissel
May 16, 2020 9:09AM - U-M Plans for Safely and Gradually Resuming Activities from President Schlissel
April 28, 2020 - Extension of Stay Home, Stay Safe Order and an Update on U-M's Future Plans from President Schlissel
- University Resources
Environment Health & Safety COVID-19 Information
U-M Academic Facilities Guidelines
Ethics, Integrity & Compliance: The University of Michigan is committed to fostering a culture of ethics, integrity and compliance and COVID-19 safety — one where members of our community feel comfortable raising safety and discussing compliance questions and reporting serious concerns confidentially and without fear of retaliation.
- College- Reporting COVID-19 Concerns
The College of Pharmacy takes the safety of all members of our community very seriously and will investigate all reported concerns. All faculty, students and staff should use one of the two methods listed below to report concerns with COVID operations or adherence to COVID regulations.
Individual Person Issues: https://apps.phar.umich.edu/prof_concern/
Concerns pertaining to an individual faculty, student or staff member should be reported using the College's Professional Concern Note (PCN) System. The concern(s) will be routed to the appropriate leadership level to be addressed. The person reporting the concern will receive a message upon receipt of the email from the PCN System and will receive a second email when the issue has been resolved.
Policy or Process Issues: Pharmacy.COVID.Concerns@umich.edu
Concerns pertaining to a COVID related policy or process should be reported using the email group address above. The email will be received by Holly Jablonski (hjablon@umich.edu) and Pennie Rutan (rutan@umich.edu). The person reporting the concern will receive a message upon receipt of the email and will receive a second email when the issue has been resolved.
NOTE: Your identity will be kept confidential by those who have access to this concern note, unless you grant permission or there is a requirement by policy or law to provide it. Anonymity cannot be guaranteed, however.
- University - Reporting COVID-19 Concerns
The university has created a reporting line for COVID-19 concerns — 734-647-3000 — to be used by the campus community and Ann Arbor residents to report non-emergency compliance issues. Concerns reported the phone line will be addressed by ambassador program staff who will call or text responsible parties. After hours this number will be answered by the U-M Police Department.
