UMBC Public Health Dashboard
UMBC’s Spring 2021 Dashboard
This dashboard provides timely data about the prevalence of COVID-19 within our main campus, with a focus on our faculty, staff, and students who are approved to live, work, or study on the physical campus. All community members approved to be on campus must complete COVID-19 testing, daily symptom tracking, and health and safety training requirements.
Testing data includes (1) the number of on-campus tests conducted, (2) any positive results from on-campus testing and (3) positive results of off-campus tests reported to us by community members. Every positive case has received direct follow-up. All cumulative data is effective January 1, 2021 and does not include Fall 2020 data.
Last Updated: 2021-04-14 11:15 p.m., Data Effective as of 2021-04-13
Campus Community Test Results
New
6,792
Students: 4,957
Faculty and staff: 1,763
Other*: 72
Cumulative
38,606
Students: 29,353
Faculty and staff: 8,809
Other*: 444
Results available from on- and off-campus tests taken by people approved to be on campus. New values are 3/31/21 – 4/14/21 and Cumulative values are 1/6/21 – 4/14/21. *Other includes individuals who have tested positive, been on Campus, and/or do not fall under faculty/staff/student.
New UMBC Confirmed Positive Test Results
New
13
Students: 10
Faculty and staff: 3
Cumulative
83
Students: 67
Faculty and staff: 14
Other*: 2
Number of confirmed positive test results via on-campus testing and attestation. New values are 3/31/21 – 4/14/21 and Cumulative values are 1/6/21 – 4/14/21. *Other includes individuals who have tested positive, been on Campus, and/or do not fall under faculty/staff/student.
Campus Positivity Rate
New
0.2%
Cumulative
0.2%
Proportion of UMBC community tests that were positive, of known test results. New values are 3/31/21 – 4/14/21 and Cumulative values are 1/6/21 – 4/14/21.
Symptom Tracking Compliance
88%
Daily tracking includes temperature and other COVID-19 symptoms, according to USM guidance. Metric reflects the percentage of people who tracked symptoms on the same day as coming on campus over the last 7 days.
Quarantine Beds Occupied
1
Dedicated housing available for residential students without COVID-19 symptoms, but who have traveled from areas with high positivity rates or have had contact with a person who has tested positive.
Isolation Beds Occupied
2
Dedicated housing to medically isolate and support on-campus residents who test positive or report high-suspicion COVID-19 symptoms.
Online and On-Campus UMBC Populations for Spring 2021 vs. Spring 2020
From 2020 to 2021, the number of students learning fully online increased from 97 to 9,657, and the number of students in on-campus classes (fully on-campus or hybrid classes) decreased from 11,174 to 1,769. The number of residential students decreased from 3,937 to 1,154. This year, 2,160 faculty and staff are working fully-online and 1,009 have access to campus. Enrollment numbers may fluctuate until the 10th day of the semester.
