February 17, 2021

Changes to Yellow Alert Level: Gathering size increase

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Dear RIT community:

We are off to a strong start this semester as we continue to persevere during the COVID-19 pandemic. Thank you all for doing your part!

Given where we are today, we will remain at Yellow Alert (moderate risk) but increase non-instructional indoor events from 25 to 50 people. Keep in mind that any gathering must remain within the 50 percent capacity limitation for that space. These levels are in line with the current New York state requirements.

For more information on yellow alert protocols, visit the RIT Ready website.

Please continue to follow our four W’s: Wear a mask. Watch your distance. Wash your hands. Our fourth W is all about you. The Willpower to stay safe.

Spring Planning Task Force

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