COVID-19 Resources for the BAC Community
Following the from the Massachusetts governor’s office that the state’s COVID-19 public health emergency would end on May 11, 2023, the BAC’s COVID-19 policies have transitioned. Below are the current guidelines.
Please remember that the best ways to protect yourself and others against severe COVID-19 infections are:
- Stay up-to-date with .
- Wear a mask in crowded, indoor spaces.
- Test if you are not feeling well.
For more information about COVID-19, visit the .
The BAC Public Health Environment Risk Levels
The BAC is at Risk Level Five - Low Risk. Normal Environment with managed viruses.
COVID Safety Policies
All On Campus Students, Employees, Vendors, and Other General Public Visitors:
| Vaccinations and Boosters | There are no vaccination requirements at this time; however, the BAC strongly recommends remaining up-to-date with all . |
| Masks | Our masking policy is currently aligned with the . We continue to recommend masking inside your home if you or others in the home are not feeling well or if you have for severe COVID-19. We also encourage the use of high-quality masks (such as N95s, KN95s, KF94s, and FFP3/2s) that cover the nose, mouth, and chin and fit , to reduce the risk of viral transmission. |
| Campus Entry | There are no requirements at this time for entering the BAC’s campus buildings. |
| Food and Drink | Food is allowed to be consumed on campus for both personal and social purposes. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for students? No, however, the BAC does recommend remaining up to date with vaccinations.
Is COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for staff and faculty? No, however, the BAC does recommend remaining up to date on all vaccinations and boosters.
Is a COVID-19 vaccination booster mandatory for students, staff, faculty, and visitors? No.
Do I need to wear a mask on campus?
Masks are not required. The BAC’s masking policy is currently aligned with the . We continue to recommend masking inside your home if you or others in the home are not feeling well or if you have for severe COVID-19. We also encourage the use of high-quality masks (such as N95s, KN95s, KF94s, and FFP3/2s) that cover the nose, mouth, and chin and fit , to reduce the risk of viral transmission
Do I need to get a booster to be allowed on campus?
No.
Who should I talk to regarding COVID-19 policies for my job opportunity when completing hours for the Practice component? How will my job’s/firm’s internal COVID-19 policies affect the BAC’s COVID-19 policies, if at all? How do they work together?
You will need to follow each organization’s policies as appropriate.