student support SITE

• Do not share a bedroom

• Stay in a room with a window you can open

• Designate your own bathroom (if possible)

• Use shared bathroom last and clean after use

• Wear a mask, especially in a room with others or in communal living areas. If you don’t have a mask, you can make a face covering out of a piece of clothing.

• Clean high touch surfaces in communal rooms daily with household cleaner

• Do not share personal household items: dishes, drinking glasses, cups, eating utensils, towels, or bedding. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after use.

• Monitor your health!

Read the full guidelines here

Extra Resources

• College Students: U-Haul Offers 30 Days Free Self-Storage amid Coronavirus Outbreak

• Comcast/Spectrum offering free Internet to students

[1] Ask a WHA (Weiland Health Associate). Get answers to questions about queer wellness and mental health support with a response within 48 hours.

[2] Check out our Virtual Advising Tool. Talk to a Stanford-affiliated volunteer on the phone to discuss your individual travel, academic, housing, emotional support, religious support, etc. needs!

[3] Members of the community are free to talk with you. Check out the "Emotional Support" tab in the Community Advising Hours spreadsheet to find a person and a time.

[4] Reach out to CAPS. Stanford's Counseling and Psychological Services is here you, 24/7.

More Questions? Check out TOPIC-SPECIFIC FAQs.

[1] See General Information for Undergraduates

[2] See Additional FAQs with further questions and resources

[1] BOOKMARK Stanford's FLI Resource Guide. Take a moment to read this guide and stay in touch with the FLI office and FLAN alumni network to share any issues or needs.

[2] Submit a REQUEST for housing in the community if you are an FLI student who has been denied an Exception request. This is a SECONDARY OPTION to help FLI and high-need students if the Stanford Community Offerings sheet does not match a student to your housing. **Please be very aware of the risks of shared housing, particularly for the elderly or the health-compromised.**

[1] BOOKMARK the Disability Resource Guide. Check this out for support with accommodations and housing, as well as some frequently asked questions!

[2] For families with young children and children with developmental disabilities: THIS PAGE from Stanford Medicine's Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Division has useful COVID-19 information and resources!

Company Discounts:

• College Students: U-Haul Offers 30 Days Free Self-Storage amid Coronavirus Outbreak

• Comcast/Spectrum offering free Internet to students

Additional Helpful Websites:

• COVID-19 Resources for Undocumented Californians

• COVID-19 Resources for Undocumented Communities Nationwide

• COVID-19 Interpreter Service from Stanford Healthcare

• OpenIDEO: Share Your Experiences

• Small Business Resources

• Funding for Coronavirus Related Ventures