Campus Dining
Face masks or coverings will be required at all retail dining operations, and customers will be asked to comply with
floor markings/stickers to ensure proper social distancing. In addition, all retail dining operations are mostly
touch-free for customers. Once payment has been made, please practice social distancing while waiting to pick up
your
order. When picking up food or beverages, please make certain to touch only your own items. Seating in all campus
dining
areas has been reduced to comply with appropriate state and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
guidelines.
CMU Bookstore
All patrons visiting the CMU Bookstore, located in the Bovee University Center, are required to wear a face mask or
covering. Follow directional signage, and stand on decals signifying 6 feet of distance from the person in front and
behind while in line. Store capacity is reduced, per state of Michigan and CDC guidelines.
CMU Vehicles
To maintain social distancing, it is recommended to have only one person per CMU vehicle. If more than one person is
required to travel in a CMU vehicle to complete assigned work, the following conditions must be met with supervisor
approval:
- Maximum two people per vehicle.
- Both passengers must wear a face covering.
- The passenger should sit in the back seat when possible.
- Open windows.
- Clean and sanitize the vehicle after use.
Building Coordinators
CMU building coordinators serve as a communication link and liaison between Facilities Management and other CMU
service
departments for faculty, staff and students in their respective buildings.
The building coordinator is the primary contact person for communicating maintenance, building emergencies, cleaning
and
custodial services, and moving and delivery. They also can guide building occupants to the latest CMU COVID-19
guidance,
assist in providing cleaning supplies and communicate requests for additional support related to COVID-19.
To find your building coordinator, please visit the facilities operations list
of building coordinators.
Cleaning and Disinfection
Common areas are cleaned daily by custodial staff, with enhanced cleaning and disinfection of touch points based on
CDC
guidance. Cleaning supplies may be signed out and returned to the building coordinator
for areas requiring additional
cleaning. Cleaning supplies are available in each classroom for faculty and students who choose to clean their
chairs
and desks between classes.
The Office of Laboratory and Field Safety has developed guidelines that can be found on the Office of Research and
Graduate Studies website for cleaning and disinfecting laboratories and studio spaces.
Hand-sanitizer stations are available at main building entrances and outside classrooms.