COVID-19 and Return to Campus Updates
Information for the Sheridan community
Sheridan has strict health and safety measures in place to protect the students, faculty, and staff who are required to be on campus at this time, in limited numbers. This page is the primary resource for information regarding our response to the COVID-19 Pandemic, and our procedures for safeguarding our community’s health, protocols for accessing campus, and reporting of symptoms or diagnoses.
Here you will also find information on available support resources, parking and campus services.
Please note; the situation is rapidly and continually evolving. Updates to this page are made frequently. Please continue to check back for the latest information.
Your health and safety is our top priority, and we’re ready to protect you during any in-person activity your program may require. That includes even more intensive cleaning protocols, maximum head counts on all of our campuses, screened access to campus, enforcement of physical distancing, mechanism to report and alert the community about illnesses on campus.
Sheridan has been added to the Government of Canada's Designated Learning Institutions list, with an approved COVID-19 Readiness Plan. This designation confirms our eligibility to welcome international students travelling to Canada. To learn more about the DLI designation, please visit the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada site.
While our campuses will provide limited access to those who require on-campus/in-person programming, we're still here to support everyone!
Our services and business operations have transitioned to alternative formats, with staff working remotely to support you online and/or over the phone. Please connect with us!
If you are required/approved to be on campus, having your Sheridan onecard with you at all times is mandatory. Please note the following entrances are to be used once you have received your onecard verification sticker:
Campus | Entrances | Open |
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Davis | H wing Entrance door | Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. |
B wing Main Entrance door | Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. |
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A wing South door |
Monday |
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Trafalgar | SCAET Entrance door |
Monday – Friday |
B wing Main Entrance door | Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. |
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AA1 Entrance door | Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. |
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HMC | B wing Entrance door (beside the municipal parking lot) |
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. |
On weekends and after hours, only the B wing entrances will be open.
Please call security at 905-815-4044 and ask to speak to the campus you wish to enter if you have been approved for access outside of the regular hours
Obtain Your Winter Access Sticker on Your First Day
New students arriving on campus for the first time: please go to the B wing main entrance at your respective campus to obtain your access sticker for the term. These stickers will be handed out at a table near the entrance after you pass through the security screening station.
Returning students at the Davis Campus: please enter through the entrance that is closet to the location of your classes to obtain your Winter sticker (H wing, A wing or B wing main entrance).
Returning students at the Trafalgar Campus: please go through the B wing main door on your first day back to obtain your Winter sticker.
Non-medical Face Mask or a Face-covering must be worn on campus
Sheridan requires everyone to wear a non-medical face mask or a face-covering while on campus (including hallways, washrooms, classrooms). A mask should have at least 2-layers of tightly woven material such as cotton or linen. The mask should cover both your nose and mouth.
For information regarding proper mask/face covering use and care, please see these guidelines from the Public Health Agency of Canada.
COVID-19 Updates
News Releases
- COVID-19 Precautions an Integral Component of Sheridan’s Campus Experience this Fall
- Sheridan Community Celebrates Virtual Internship Program
- Premier Ford and Ministers tour Davis Campus to see COVID-19 relief efforts
- Sheridan joins provincial pilot and welcomes Practical Nursing students back to campus