
UW President to Shelter in Place for Two Weeks
University of Wyoming President Ed Seidel has decided to shelter in place for the next two weeks after attending a gathering in which one of the participants tested positive for COVID-19
Though all COVID-19 guidelines were followed at this gathering, the president has chosen to shelter in place to decrease the likelihood of transmitting the virus if he was infected.
The president has taken a COVID-19 test and received a negative result since the exposure last week, and will take another one this week.
The president, like all other UW employees on campus, has been tested weekly for COVID-19, with no positive results.

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