Frequently Asked Questions: college
As our plans for the fall semester evolve, these FAQs help to provide our students and families with the most up to date information on important topics.
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Important Information
Frequently Asked Questions: Tuition & Finances College
Refer to these FAQs if you have questions about tuition, room & board, and other financial questions.
Frequently Asked Questions: Employees
Useful resources for employees including FAQs, interim policies, testing information, and links to health information resources.
University Updates
Read the email updates sent by the University about 2019 Novel Coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Campus Visitors & Prospective Students
Due to uncertainty regarding the growing intensity and duration of the pandemic, we have made the difficult decision to postpone all in-person campus visits and events until December 2020. We encourage prospective students and their families to take advantage of our many virtual visit options.
School of Theology
Updates from the School of Theology
University Facilities
Check the status of University facilities and services
Sewanee Emergency Fund
The Sewanee Emergency Relief Fund provides flexible support for University students, faculty, staff, and the Sewanee community affected by COVID-19. The fund is administered by the Office of the Vice-Chancellor and the Dean of Students Office.
Sewanee Community Information
Sewanee’s geographic location requires that the University and the Sewanee community work together to reach out to all who live and work here and who provide services to the community.
COVID-19 Quick Links
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Tennessee Department of Health and other agencies provide information and guidance to prevent community spread of COVID-19.
Helpful Information
Community Health Commitments
We must all do our part to help prevent an outbreak of the coronavirus
The health and safety of our campus and community must involve all of us—students, faculty, staff, and residents. The University's Community Health Commitments lay out the actions every member of the Sewanee community is expected to make
Masking Directive
On the Domain, you are required to wear a cloth face covering
On July 3, Vice-Chancellor Brigety instituted a mandatory mask directive for all persons on the Domain—to include residents, visitors, students, faculty, and staff. It will remain in force until further notice.
University Updates
Latest information on planning, policies, and protocols
A chronological list of the University updates to students, employees, and community members.
