Interested in learning more about the resources discussed in our interview with Dr. Andrea Dooley? Here a list of many of the sites and programs mentioned in this episode.
Want to know more facts or information about Covid-19?
- SDSU Associated Students: Your Voice Matters
- Ongoing advocacy and campaign for students to share their thoughts by submitting a comment, concern, idea, or suggestions about COVID. What would you like to see improved about new Covid-19 policies? This is the place to let your SDSU representatives know!
- SDSU Covid-19 website
- Where can you find the latest information? This is the main SDSU page that provides updated and current information regarding Covid-19. Information ranges from case information, to prevention, to recent updates,. The website is organized to easily access information.
- Email: Covid-19inquires@sdsu.edu
- Who can you email? Via this email address, university representatives will respond and address any FAQs regarding Covid-19.
No Cost Covid-19 Testing is Available!
Testing is a critical component for ensuring student and staff safety. The best part is that there is no cost to you as an SDSU student.
- SDSU Student Health Services
- Appointment only testing
- Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center
- Walk-ins available
- Take the testing as often as you like
- Check the 211 website for operating hours
- Call-211
- Provides information about free testing sites throughout San Diego County.
This is the best way to find out exact days and times for testing clinics.
- Provides information about free testing sites throughout San Diego County.
In Need of Additional Assistance?
- Economic Crisis Response Team (ECRT)
- Resources provided for students undergoing any hardships affiliated with Covid-19; Services include financial need, food insecurity, and housing resources.
- Students can be enrolled anywhere and be connected to community or university resources in your County.
- SDSU Food Pantry
- For those facing any food insecurities, any student enrolled in any CSU can attend the SDSU food pantry that provides nutritious food and food program referral services.
Mental Health Resources
- Counseling and Psychological Services
- They are open from 8 am-4:30 pm Monday-Friday. Self-assessments are available online; however, students can also call 619-594-5220 and have an individual conversation with a therapist. Based on what is shared during their call, students may receive recommendations for future services.
- Call 888-724-7240
- Students can also call after regular hours to talk to someone about their needs or interests.
- Looking for a workshop? Check out these resources.
- Single Servings
- This is a topics-based workshop that provides tips and skills on how to manage the Covid-19 pandemic and other stressors that might arise. Some topics include stress management and ways to stay motivated during the pandemic.
- Aztecs Reaching Aztecs
- Are you currently isolating in a residence hall? Trained peers will call and check-in on you. aztecsreachingaztecs@sdsu.edu
- Single Servings
What’s the difference between Isolating or Quarantining?
Individuals only need to quarantine if they have had a known exposure to Covid-19 and are getting tested. Nonetheless, self-quarantine is still a useful tool if you choose. In addition, individuals need to isolate if they have tested positive for Covid-19/
- Need a place to Isolate safely?
- San Diego County has resources to place you in a hotel or identify possible isolation locations
- ECRT can also identify locations for isolation
- If quarantining, do your best to stay away from families in your household.
- Can also call 211 to get information about possible quarantine assistance.