Keep Adapting – Stay Safe by Celebrating Online

Geno the puppy won’t be participating in Puppy Bowl XVII this weekend, but he wanted to remind everyone to stay safe, stream your preferred entertainment and Zoom with friends. Large gatherings such as Super Bowl parties are prohibited. (Photo: Owner/Mike Cavaliere)
Geno the puppy won’t be participating in Puppy Bowl XVII this weekend, but he wanted to remind everyone to stay safe, stream your preferred entertainment and Zoom with friends. Large gatherings such as Super Bowl parties are prohibited. (Photo: Owner/Mike Cavaliere)

Air cargo professionals are rapidly adapting their operations to get Covid-19 vaccines and other medical supplies into the hands of healthcare workers as quickly and safely as possible.

Everyone at Embry-Riddle is adapting, too. Hats off to you for figuring out new ways to learn, teach and stay engaged during a global pandemic. We know it can be hard, not being able to gather in large groups, but your continued vigilance is greatly appreciated. Covid-19 variants are on the rise.

Leverage technology to keep your social life humming.

  • If you’re a football fan, stream Super Bowl LV on Sunday. Join your friends from a safe distance via Zoom. Haul out your favorite snacks. Wear a team jersey.
  • Not a football fan? Don’t forget the always adorable canine performers in Puppy Bowl XVII. Zoom with your fur babies back home. Make some puppy-shaped cookies.
  • Whatever you do, remember that large gatherings such as Super Bowl parties are strictly prohibited at Embry-Riddle.

Vaccine Information

Embry-Riddle has been exploring all options for obtaining vaccine supplies. We will notify everyone as soon as supplies become available to us.

Meanwhile, we urge you to get vaccinated as soon as you are able to do so. Those who have completed their vaccination series (both doses) will be able to skip their daily wellness checks. Instructions for submitting proof of vaccinations will be issued soon.

Websites with vaccination information for various regions include:

Latest Covid-19 Testing Results

Embry-Riddle’s latest results reflect the time-period Jan. 28-Feb. 4, 2021. The following numbers are cumulative, gathered since our testing began on June 22, 2020:

DAYTONA BEACH CAMPUS (since June 22, 2020)

  • 5,663 individuals tested by Embry-Riddle (screening & contact type)
  • 2,835 individuals tested by Embry-Riddle (sentinel type)
  • 244 cases confirmed positive by Embry-Riddle
  • 137 other cases confirmed positive through external testing
  • 1 previously confirmed case

Total Cases Confirmed to Date: 382

Total Cases Recovered/Cleared to Resume Activities: 343

Total Cases Active/Under Isolation: 39

NOTE: The numbers above are cumulative, compiled since June 22, 2020. On the Daytona Beach Campus, 20 cases of Covid-19 were newly discovered during this past week (Jan. 28-Feb. 4, 2021).

PRESCOTT CAMPUS (since June 22, 2020)

  • 2,825 individuals tested by Embry-Riddle (screening & contact type)
  • 734 individuals tested by Embry-Riddle (sentinel type)
  • 40 cases confirmed positive by Embry-Riddle
  • 77 other cases confirmed positive through external testing
  • 5 previously confirmed cases

Total Cases Confirmed to Date: 122

Total Cases Recovered/Cleared to Resume Activities: 115

Total Cases Active/Under Isolation: 7

NOTE: The numbers above are cumulative, compiled since June 22, 2020. On the Prescott Campus, four new cases of Covid-19 were newly discovered during this past week (Jan. 28-Feb. 4, 2021).

WORLDWIDE CAMPUS (since June 22, 2020)

  • 3 cases confirmed positive through external testing
  • 3 previously confirmed cases

Total Cases Confirmed to Date: 6

Total Cases Recovered/Cleared to Resume Activities: 6

Total Cases Active/Under Isolation: 0

Only confirmed (not suspected) cases are reported. All confirmed cases are fully disclosed to the university community as well as all appropriate health authorities. Embry-Riddle’s Covid-19 test results are released every Friday. They are posted to our Latest Testing Results online site.

Visit Embry-Riddle’s Covid-19 page for further information about the university’s health precautions and safety requirements.