Security personnel takes body temperature of a UCU staff before letting her into the University premises.

How UCU community observes COVID-19 regulations

As COVID-19 continues to spread in Uganda, academic institutions are increasing their efforts related to health and safety of staff and students. At Uganda Christian University (UCU), the management has put in place several tight measures to ensure that members of the community strictly observe coronavirus Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). These include washing hands with the help of tippy-taps placed in different locations (gates, classroom blocks, residence halls, etc.). No person is allowed to access the University before washing or sanitizing their hands. Meanwhile students without facemasks are not allowed into the examination rooms and during community worship. In these pictures, Samuel Tatambuka, a University Communications Assistant, shows how measures are in place at UCU.

Security personnel takes body temperature of a UCU staff before letting her into the University premises.
Security personnel takes body temperature of a UCU staff before letting her
into the University premises.
A University staff member washes her hands at the Bishop Tucker Gate before entering the University.
A University staff member washes her hands at the Bishop Tucker Gate before entering the University.
Mass Communication students of UCU sitting at a distance from one another during their examinations in Nkoyoyo Hall on December 28.
Mass Communication students of UCU sitting at a distance from one
another during their examinations in Nkoyoyo Hall on December 28.
A University chapel warden takes the temperature of students before allowing them to access community worship in Nkoyoyo Hall.
A University chapel warden takes the temperature of students
before allowing them to access community worship in Nkoyoyo Hall.