Stay in the Know
COVID-19 guidance changes frequently; these pages will be updated as new information becomes available.
Students: Don't forget to check your COM-issued email and Canvas for updates and course info.
Updated May 5, 2022
Vaccination Requirements
STUDENTS, submit your proof of vaccination or update with your booster information. All students must be fully vaccinated by the spring 2022 semester unless there is an approved medical or religious exemption on file. Exemption request: vaccine@marin.edu
EMPLOYEES, including those who are working in a hybrid model or remotely, must provide proof of their COVID-19 vaccination (for employees) or submit an exemption request (for medical or religious reasons) to hrcom@marin.edu. Please submit your booster information, if available.
VOLUNTEERS, including those who are working in a hybrid model or remotely, must provide proof of their COVID-19 vaccination (for volunteers) or submit an exemption request (for medical or religious reasons) to hrcom@marin.edu. Please submit your booster information, if available.
Face Coverings Strongly Recommended
COM is mask friendly; be kind and respect the choices of others.
Face coverings are strongly recommended in common indoor spaces.
COVID-19 Reporting
Report concerns of symptoms, exposures, and hazards promptly by emailing COVIDreporting@marin.edu.
The designated point of contact at COM is Dan Ruth.
Lindsay Bacigalupi serves as a backup in this role.
COVID-19 Vaccine Information
COVID-19 vaccines are free and available to anyone age 5 and over who wants one. COVID-19 vaccines are one of many important tools to help stop this pandemic.
Plans and Procedures
- COVID-19 Site-Specific Protection Plan (SPP) Updated November 12, 2020
- Illness and Injury Prevention Program (IIPP) with COVID-19 information
- COVID-19 Exposure and Reporting Procedure Updated January 18, 2022
Marin County has Moved Beyond the Blueprint
California's economy has reopened and is no longer using the tier-based system. COM’s reopening process is shaped by the state guidance and Marin County's public health context in that particular time period. The College may decide to act more conservatively than the state or county as needed to protect the health of our campus community.