Facility Reservations
You must obey all rules posted, use the assigned user specific UTEX contact tracing form while in the laboratory, and perform the Symptoms Survey in the Protect Texas Together app on the day of your reservation.
Campus Open Status: Level 3-Ultralow Density
The University of Texas at Austin is currently operating under “Campus Open Status: Level 3-Ultralow Density”. This has affected UTEX’s normal business hours, limiting available reservations to between 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM Monday-Thursday.
Protect Texas Together App:
DAY OF RESERVATION
Before you arrive
Complete the Symptom Survey in the Protect Texas Together app to determine if you are eligible for a "Campus Access Granted" pass.
- If the app approves you for a pass, forward a screenshot of the version of the pass (example) containing the date to the Curator, Dr. David Nobles, Jr.
- If the app advises you should not come to campus, please do not show up for your reservation.
NOTE: Failure to forward a screenshot of your "Campus Access Granted" to the Curator at least 30 minutes prior to the start of your reservations will result in its immediate cancellation.
Information on building access
The Biological Labs building may have entry restrictions requiring you to scan your UT ID at the celebrated entrance. You must bring your UT ID with you to enter the building. You will also need to check with your PI to ensure you have been added to the building's authorized entry list or else the doors will not unlock. UTEX will not open the doors for you if you forget.
UTEX contact tracing form
Use the link provided in the invitation email to access your specific UTEX lab contact tracing form. You can add the contact form link to your home screen for quick access.
Cleaning & disinfecting at end of reservation
You are responsible for disinfecting your work area and all surfaces/equipment you have handled with 70% Ethanol before leaving. The use of the equipment/lab space is a privilege that can be revoked at any time for non-compliance.
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