Protect Husson

Together, we have transformed our campus to Protect Husson

During this past year, the health and safety of our Husson community has been a top priority. Since we required vaccinations for everyone on campus, with exceptions made for those with medical or religious exemptions, 96.3% of our employees have been vaccinated, as have 93.57% of our students. Vaccinations are the best way to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. We are proud of all that the campus community – from students to staff to faculty – to make sure our campus was a safe and healthy learning and living environment.

Spring 2022

Husson University will continue to offer face-to-face classes. Once the pandemic is done, we plan to reinstate many of our pre-pandemic campus experiences, provided the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates it’s safe.

Since the fall semester of 2021, students have been able to:

• resume living in our residence halls at more normal capacity
• participate in athletic and intramural competition
• participate in series of robust Student Life activities

COVID-19 Vaccination

With distribution of COVID-19 vaccines now underway nationally, the CDC urges every eligible person get vaccinated as soon as possible. Vaccinations are proving to be the best way to ensure that everyone avoids the serious health complications associated with the coronavirus. Since the beginning of the fall 2021 semester, Husson University has required COVID-19 vaccinations for all on-campus students, faculty and staff.  

Anyone who has already received two doses of the Pfizer or the Moderna vaccine and one dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine are being urged to get a booster shot, when eligible, in order to protect themselves from the coronavirus variant. Once you receive your booster, please upload a copy of your vaccination record to the student portal using the “Upload Immunization” link. This documentation shows where and when you received your vaccination(s).

Once uploaded, your documentation will be sent to the Wellness Center. If you prefer, you can also mail a copy of your vaccination record to our Wellness Center. 

Any online students who won’t have physical contact with our campus community will not be required to submit their vaccination records. If you have any further questions, please contact the COVID-19 Information Line at 207.992.1919. 

As we move forward, we will provide you with as much timely information as possible. To ensure that your family receives important notifications regarding COVID-19, please sign up for the Husson Family Newsletter.

If you have any questions not answered on this page, please contact the COVID Information Line at 207.992.1919 between 8:00 am and 4:30 pm.