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Trinity Western University is committed to reducing the risk of transmission of COVID-19 on all our sites and in all our face to face activities.
Our planning and operations have centered on the standards set by the BC Provincial Health Office and BC Center for Disease Control as well as the specific guidance for BC Post-Secondary Institutions and all applicable COVID-19 WorkSafeBC procedures. We have reduced in-person classes by 90%, cut our Langley campus residence hall capacity in half and have significantly restricted general campus access to ensure the health and safety of our students, staff and faculty who do need to access in-person work, learning or other services.
Our TWU Public Health Team is the center of COVID-19 prevention for the University and will provide contact tracing support to local public health teams in the event of a case on any of our campuses.
TWU COVID-19 Safety Plan
For a full summary of all our COVID-19 policies, procedure and campus re-open plans please see our TWU COVID-19 Safety Plan.
HEALTH & SAFETY EXPECTATIONS
All visitors and residents of our TWU Campuses and spaces are expected to follow the documents below before coming to one of our campuses and while on site.
Langley Access Expectations Richmond Access Expectations
Student Health & Safety Training Module
As part of the TWU COVID19 Safety Plan, we have developed a training module for all our students. All students are asked to review this before accessing any of our sites in person.
Self-Assessment Tool
A self-assessment tool, developed with the BC Ministry of Health, will help determine whether you may need further assessment or testing for COVID-19. You can complete this assessment for yourself, or on behalf of someone else if they are unable to.
Report of Self-Isolation/ Illness
For students living in residence on the Langley campus who are self-isolating. Please use the following link to complete a Report of Self-Isolation.
Self-Isolation Report (Resident) Self-Isolation Report (Non-Resident)
Communication Process
For a full overview of the public communication process when the Public Health Nurse receives a report of a confirmed COVID-19 case, please see this flowchart.
External COVID-19 Communication Process
Community Questions Form
TWU community members with additional questions or concerns relating to such topics as illness prevention, physical or mental health, class absences, and online learning options are encouraged to submit questions using the link below to direct them to the appropriate area.
TWU COVID-19 COMMUNITY QUESTIONS
For all other inquiries, please contact us by email or phone (888) 468-6898.