COVID-19 resources for law students

The School of Law is committed to our students' physical and mental health and general well-being during the coronavirus pandemic. We also remain committed to providing a high-quality, personalized legal education.

For the latest on Seattle University’s COVID-19 response, visit seattleu.edu/coronavirus.

UPDATED: April 21, 2023

COVID-19 protocols

• See COVID Response: What’s Changed? What’s Staying the Same? for an outline of recent updates to Seattle University’s COVID-19 response.
• Please review Seattle University’s COVID-19 policies and protocols.
• Symptoms, Exposure, Positive Test? provides guidance for students, faculty, and staff who have tested positive for COVID-19, have come into contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, or are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19.
• The University is not currently requiring that positive COVID-19 cases be reported to Public Safety or the covid-19-report@seattleu.edu website. As a result, please communicate with your professors and Dean Fullner as you would for other illnesses that require you to miss class or reschedule an exam.
• If you have Long COVID or post-COVID conditions that might necessitate disability accommodations, please contact Disability Services for assistance.
• Unvaccinated individuals who have received a University exemption have been notified of additional safety requirements. You are responsible for monitoring your SU email for additions or changes in requirements.

Financial assistance

• Our Student Financial Services Office will work with you to review your financial aid options and provide financial counseling.
• Seattle U Food Pantry

Physical health

• The Student Health Center (SHS) is open Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please call the SHC before going into the clinic.
• Seattle University Recreation: For at-home workouts and ways to stay engaged and motivated, follow UREC on Instagram @su_rec.

Emotional and mental health

• Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) offers tele-counseling options for students who currently reside in Washington state. Please note that CAPS staff are licensed to practice in Washington state only. For students who reside outside of Washington, CAPS can assist you with tele-counseling referrals in your area. Please contact CAPS to inquire about tele-counseling options & referrals. CAPS can be reached by phone at 206-296-6090 or by email at caps@seattleu.edu.