Safe and Strong, WWU

The safety and well-being of our campus family are among Walla Walla University’s top priorities.

A form is available to report positive COVID tests and/or exposures (sign-in required).

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Some requirements may be still in place

WWU partners with various organizations—such as school districts or health care facilities—to provide hands-on learning opportunities for students. As indicated by their specific state or local requirements, those organizations may enforce COVID-19 safety measures specific to their workplace.

In the spirit of partnership and cooperation, WWU will work with students to comply with these community workplace requirements so that academic progress is not impeded.

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Masks and vaccines

Masks are optional on WWU campuses. Individuals may continue to wear face coverings and practice other COVID-19 safety measures for many reasons, and WWU supports this choice.

There is no state-wide vaccination mandate; however, some of WWU’s partner organizations may enforce COVID-19 safety measures—including vaccination—specific to their workplaces.

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What to do if you:

• Become ill
• Are exposed to COVID-19
• Test positive for COVID-19

Students, faculty and staff on the College Place campus may receive care from the College Place Health Clinic.
Walla Walla-area vaccine clinics and testing locations

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Resources

• Questions about WWU COVID-19 requirements or response: covid.compliance@wallawalla.edu
• Care for students, faculty and staff on the College Place campus: College Place Health Clinic
• General resources:
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention COVID-19
  • Walla Walla County Department of Community Health COVID-19 information
  • Washington State Department of Health o Multnomah County Health Department
  • Oregon Health Authority 
  • Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services