Restrictions for on-Campus Events After June 21, 2021
Fri, Jun 18, 2021-
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Restrictions for on-Campus Events After June 21, 2021
Dear Faculty and Staff,
Effective June 21, 2021, the new rules for holding on-campus events, including those organized by the University or Waseda faculty/staff as well as external parties, will be as noted below.
All students, faculty and staff are expected to strictly adhere to the following regulations, and these regulations will be in effect on all Waseda campuses, including campuses outside Tokyo.
The new rules for holding on-campus events:
- Above all else, it is strongly recommended that all events be held online.
- If an event is not suitable to an online format, on-campus events will be permitted only if adhering to one of the following cases and rules:
- Indoor, on-campus events organized by either the University or faculty/staff must not have participants exceeding a quarter of the maximum venue capacity. Eating during the event will not be permitted.
Note:
– The University would strongly prefer for external participants to attend events by online means.
– Events that have been pre-approved by the Novel Coronavirus Response Headquarters may have a maximum number of participants set to less than half of the maximum venue capacity. - Indoor, on-campus events organized by external parties must not have participants exceeding half the maximum venue capacity. Eating during the event will not be permitted.
- Indoor, on-campus events organized by either the University or faculty/staff must not have participants exceeding a quarter of the maximum venue capacity. Eating during the event will not be permitted.
- In principle, no eating or drinking will be allowed during an event. However, if having meals become necessary, avoid conversations during meals and finish eating as quickly as possible. Drinking will be allowed. When cleaning up afterward, take thorough measures to prevent infection.
The above regulations are laid out to prioritize the continuation of on-campus classes and research activities. Depending on situations regarding the state of society, the government’s response policy, and Covid-19 infection, changes to the rules mentioned above may be made as appropriate.
Thank you for your continued cooperation.