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Edmonds College Furloughs

 

Due to the economic impact of COVID-19 (coronavirus), Edmonds College is implementing furlough plans to ensure the financial stability of the college. Furloughs will begin July 1, 2020 and continue through November 30, 2020.

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Returning to Campus

 

Visit our Returning to Campus page for:

  • the Edmonds College Safe Back to Campus Plan,
  • instructions for visiting campus,
  • instructions for checking if your students/employees complete the steps for visiting campus,
  • links for submitting class or department COVID-19 safety plans,
  • the PPE order form,
  • and other resources.

UPDATES AND ALERTS

Coronavirus updates:

Any updates, information about the virus, frequently asked questions, and links to resources will continue to be updated and available on our COVID-19 resources website. Any questions or concerns should be sent to health@edcc.edu.

All student resources related to summer quarter are available at edcc.edu/summer2020. Please share with students!

Emergency Communication:

The Triton Alert Emergency Notification System is used to notify campus and community members when there is a campus closure or emergency situation that requires evacuation or securing in place. You are automatically enrolled to receive Triton Alerts through your college email address. You may also sign up to receive text messages on your mobile devices and/or additional email notifications to your personal email address.

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

You must ship all purchases to Central Receiving. James Ellis, our warehouse operator, will contact you when your order is ready for pickup.

In the rare event that you must ship your purchase to a different location, you must email your supervisor, your PLT member, and the Purchasing Office with an explanation of the circumstances. All three must approve your shipping request before you make your purchase.

When making any purchase, please refer to the instructions in Gregory Hinton’s March 17 email. P-Card holders should also refer to the P-Card Team’s March 18 email.

What self care resources are available to me through the Employee Assistance Program (EAP)? Are there new EAP resources that deal with issues related to COVID-19?

Where can I find tips online about self care and coping with the anxiety, grief, stress, loneliness, and other mental health issues?

Where can I find past issues of the LiveWell Weekly Digest?


Resources

Campus Resources

Community Resources

  • Washington 2-1-1: Connect with thousands of resources across the state. Call 2-1-1 or visit or visit wa211.org to find information about employment, financial services, health care, transportation, housing, and more.
  • Food: The college food bank is closed. Please use this map to find food banks and K-12 school food pickup sites.
  • Unemployment: You may apply for unemployment through the Employment Security Department. The department has programs designed to help people affected by COVID-19.
  • Mental health: Tips and hotlines assembled by The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Free Facebook group for those in grief.
  • Internet: Comcast is providing free internet access for 60 days to new, low-income customers, providing free internet at Xfinity hotspots, and suspending its data plan rules.
  • Workers’ compensation and sick leave: Guidance and resources from the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries.
  • Resources for disability related issues: The Governor's Committee on Disability Issues & Employment (GCDE) has compiled a list online.
  • Free technology training: Access lessons on Lynda.com with your library card.