Active cases
includes faculty/staff and students, both on and off campus
Recovered
includes faculty/staff and students, both on and off campus
Total
includes faculty/staff and students, both on and off campus
Last updated 4/16/2021

Total: Total number of cases (Active and Recovered) among Students, Faculty, and Staff, both on and off campus, since tracking began in summer 2020.
Active: Positive cases not yet recovered.
Recovered: Able to resume normal activities. 

Fall 2020 COVID Dashboard

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Task Force Fall 2020

A work group charged with shaping the return to campus this fall. We remain committed to on-campus, in-person living and learning at Edgewood College, beginning with welcoming our newest students on Sunday, August 16, 2020.

Members:

Andrew Manion
President, Co-Chair

Margaret Noreuil
Interim V.P. of Academic Affairs, Co-Chair

Al Brisack
Athletics Director & Head Baseball Coach

Frank Byrne
Trustee

Dawn Crim
Trustee

Patrick Gumieny
Director of Information Technology

Michael Guns
V.P. Business & Finance/CFO

Heather Harbach
V.P. for Student Development/Dean of Students

Cristie Jacobs
Executive Assistant to the President

Lucy Keane
Trustee

Michelle F. Kelley
Registrar

Mary Klink
Associate V.P. for Dominican Life and Mission

Scott Lanphear
Environmental Health, Safety & Risk Manager

Willie Larkin
Diversity Officer

Claire Mand
Director of Residence Life

Michael Metcalf
Director of Security & Transportation

Suann Saltzberry
Associate Director of Athletics/SWA

Amber Schultz
V.P. for Enrollment Management

Ed Taylor
Director of Strategic Communications

Katie Vesperman
Interim V.P. for Institutional Advancement

Dave Wittwer
Trustee

Student, Faculty, and Staff Pledge 2020-21

Preventing the spread

In order to do everything we can to keep all of our community as safe as possible, the Edgewood College community will adhere to a number of safety protocols during the 2020-2021 Academic Year as a way of minimizing risk of the spread of COVID-19. These protocols are based on guidelines provided by Public Health Madison Dane County.

As a member of this Community, I will…

  • Wash my hands properly and regularly.
  • Cover any coughs or sneezes.
  • Comply with posted Public Health Madison Dane County requirements.  
  • Wear a mask covering my nose and mouth while in indoor spaces.
  • Maintain social distancing.
  • Assist in the use of disinfectant wipes to clean shared public workspaces prior to use.
  • Take reasonable precautions to avoid contracting COVID-19 both on- and off-campus.
  • Avoid public places and minimize interpersonal contacts if I have been exposed or have any symptoms of any illness.
  • Report any potential exposure or symptoms to the College and follow any instructions to seek medical care or to quarantine.
  • Agree to be tested for COVID-19, as prescribed by health care professionals. Agree to be cooperative and flexible as we work together to support one another and give our community the best balance of learning and safety.

Covid-19 Updates

These pages are a resource for students, parents, and our entire community.

 

Spring Semester Update – Perseverance 2.0

Mar 11, 2021, 5:59 PM

Dear Students and Colleagues –

Back in October 2020, in one of my Updates for the fall semester, we heard from 20th century British politician Walter Elliot, who said “Perseverance is not a long race; it is many short races one after the other.”  In that update I announced the decision to leave our Spring semester as it was scheduled pre-pandemic. Which brings us to today.

Our community has earned this break, which is now upon us. Through the challenges and the protocols, the technology quirks and ever-present screens, you have persevered – we have won many short races, one after the other. For that I am profoundly grateful.

Many of us will get a break over the next several days, even as many of us will continue the work of the College keeping offices and services operating. Some of our students will travel, and some will remain on campus and in Madison. Whatever you schedule holds for the next week or so, please remember that this Spring Break is possible because of your dedication, your willingness to adjust and sacrifice, your commitment to our community. Also remember that the pandemic is not over. We must continue to be vigilant in our efforts to avoid contracting and spreading COVID-19.

Be well and be safe. Wear your mask, and keep your circles tight. Let’s keep going, and remember that we do all this for each other.  

Cor ad cor loquitur.

-Andrew P. Manion, Ph.D.
President