Gordon-Conwell is monitoring the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak, and we will regularly update our community of changes that may impact our life together and our educational mission. You can find the Hamilton campus’ comprehensive reopening plan here, developed by our Pandemic Planning Committee.
Let us keep public health officials, healthcare providers, and those affected by the virus in our prayers as we seek the Lord for healing, help and guidance.
We have implemented the following for the health and safety of our community.
February 9, 2022
The town of Hamilton just lifted the mask mandate that has been in place since December. Therefore, we will return to the protocol we had at the end of the fall semester:
Gordon-Conwell is regularly monitoring the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. We will update our community regularly on changes that may impact our life together and our educational mission.
Let us keep public health officials, healthcare providers, and those affected by the virus in our prayers as we seek the Lord for healing, help and guidance.
We have implemented the following for the health and safety of our community. For more information, please read: Boston’s comprehensive Reopening Plan.
December 7, 2022
Due to the recent spike in COVID cases in the Boston area we are requesting that everyone to wear a mask when in public spaces at CUME. This requires wearing a mask when in classrooms, hallways, the student lounge, and the library.
We will continue to monitor the COVID infection rates for this area and reports from the Boston Public Health Commission. If rates drop to a certain level, we believe the mask mandate can be removed at CUME, and we will immediately notify everyone.
Please note: if you are not feeling well, please stay home, get tested, and if you test positive, follow the recommendations of your doctor and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention on how to quarantine.
We have plenty of masks available for everyone who desires them. Please speak with anyone from the maintenance/operations team. If you have any questions regarding these policies, please contact [email protected].
Gordon-Conwell is regularly monitoring the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. We will update our community regularly on changes that may impact our life together and our educational mission.
Let us keep public health officials, healthcare providers, and those affected by the virus in our prayers as we seek the Lord for healing, help and guidance.
November 2, 2021
The Mecklenburg County mask mandate is still in effect. Whether you are fully vaccinated or unvaccinated, masks are required in indoor public spaces.
Unlike previous mandates, the revised public health rule is not triggered to end by a specific date. It would end when the county reaches a specific level of viral spread, as measured by certain metrics.
Questions about the mandate? Please refer to the revised public health rule.
September 3, 2021
We will continue to follow CDC Guidance, City of Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, and North Carolina Guidance for our COVID policies on the Charlotte campus. Please review the following health and safety measures in effect for our campus.
A mask mandate is in effect for the City of Charlotte.
Whether you are fully vaccinated or unvaccinated:
Questions about the mandate? Refer to the city’s FAQs at the bottom of this announcement.
Use your ID badge each time you enter the building.
While most of our campus services are available digitally, we recognize the possibility of having a COVID-19 case on-site. Should this occur, the following policies will be enacted:
If you have any questions regarding these policies, please contact [email protected]. We appreciate your continued efforts to keep our campus safe.
Gordon-Conwell is regularly monitoring the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. We will update our community regularly on changes that may impact our life together and our educational mission.
Let us keep public health officials, healthcare providers, and those affected by the virus in our prayers as we seek the Lord for healing, help and guidance.
We have implemented the following below for the health and safety of our community.
September 10, 2021
We will continue to follow CDC Guidance, as well as the City of Jacksonville, for our COVID policies. Please review the following health and safety measures in effect for our campus.
We continue to exhort each member of the community to do their part in caring for the whole community. Please refer to the CDC for information on COVID exposure and quarantine.
Helpful ways to care for our community include:
We encourage you to regularly seek updates from the CDC, World Health Organization, as well as your state’s department of health: Mass Gov; North Carolina DHHS; and Florida Dept. of Health.
The CDC has a helpful resource on how to keep spaces safe.