The spring 2021 semester data will cover the time period of January 11 - May 14, 2021. Updates will be made Monday - Friday at 10 a.m.
The fall 2020 confirmed cases dashboard archive is available for review.
The spring 2021 semester data will cover the time period of January 11 - May 14, 2021. Updates will be made Monday - Friday at 10 a.m.
The fall 2020 confirmed cases dashboard archive is available for review.
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The following chart lists the number of confirmed cases reported to Missouri State for the last seven days. It is broken down by campus population group, including residential students, off-campus students, faculty and staff.
Updated February 25
Residential students instructed to quarantine or isolate are housed at multiple facilities.
The following chart lists the total confirmed cases reported to Missouri State by week, beginning with the opening of the spring semester, the week ending January 17. There were 126 confirmed cases reported between December 14 and January 10.
Confirmed cases includes positive tests from Magers Health and Wellness Center and cases that have been self reported.
The following chart lists the positivity rate of the weekly sampling of asymptomatic students and employees beginning with the week ending January 17.
Missouri State University will publicly notify the campus of positive COVID‑19 cases when the individual may have been on campus within the 14 days prior to the university’s notification.
Cases will be posted on this page as we become aware of them.
No personally identifying details will be provided.
These privacy safeguards mean that Missouri State may have very limited testing information about the campus community. There may be positive tests that the university’s leadership, including faculty and staff, don’t know about, especially those that are performed off campus.
Missouri State has established a COVID‑19 Response Team that works closely with the Springfield-Greene County Health Department to assist with contact tracing for individuals affiliated with campus who have tested positive. The response team relies on county public health experts to determine protocols for how to handle positive tests of faculty, staff or students. These protocols guide the assessment of positive cases and identifying those who require quarantine.
Public health officials and the Missouri State response team will work together to determine who an individual may have come into close contact with.
If you have had a close contact with a known positive case of COVID‑19, you will be contacted by the local health department or the Missouri State response team and asked to quarantine.
Due to the current community spread of COVID‑19, all individuals should monitor for symptoms.
If you show any symptoms, get tested and stay home. Testing is available at Magers Health and Wellness Center.
Updated 10 a.m. February 25
This list is updated Monday through Friday at approximately 10 a.m.
Confirmed COVID-19 cases reported from February 11-24 include:
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