The FLC App is one of many virus mitigation tools you’ll use to prevent the spread of COVID-19—every day, wear your mask, keep physical distance from others, practice good hygiene, and use the FLC App.
The FLC App is where you will:
• Apple App Store • Google Play
Need a smartphone? We have Wi-Fi-only smartphones available for loan, free of charge, if you don’t have your own smartphone to run the app.
The Daily Pre-Screening feature on the FLC App is required daily for in-person engagement on campus.
If you do not identify any COVID-related symptoms, you will receive a green Health Pass. A green Health Pass allows you to engage in person on campus (attend classes in person, utilize the Student Life Center, library, San Juan Dining, etc.).
If you identify any COVID-related symptoms on the app, you will receive a red Health Pass. If you are experiencing symptoms you will need to test for COVID-19 at the FLC testing site and return to in-person engagement once receiving a negative test result.
Contact tracing on your phone
Contact Tracing QR codes are placed around campus in places that people will be gathering, including:
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The QR codes serve 2 purposes:
Open the Fort Lewis College mobile app, press the icon in the upper left-hand corner, and your camera will open. Point it at the QR code and it will automatically take a picture of the code. After successfully scanning, the app will show your Daily Health Certificate.
To schedule a COVID-19 test through the FLC App, tap the Student Life/Employee Life icon in the bottom menu. Select the COVID testing button; this will redirect to the FLC Primary Bio registration website.
Fort Lewis College offers free COVID-19 testing for all students and employees. The testing site is located at the FLC Stadium Parking Lot, and it is open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon.
It is strongly recommended for faculty to require scanning before entering their classroom. In large classrooms, QR codes will be placed on individual desks to speed up class entry. Scanning the QR code verifies that the students have a green daily health certificate. Faculty may also ask their students in the classroom or office to display their My Daily Health Certificate.
If you have a red daily health certificate, you have either not completed the daily pre-symptom check since midnight, or you have answered that you are displaying possible symptoms. If you have a red daily health certificate and are a student, please contact the Health Center. If you are an employee, do not come to campus and contact your supervisor. The app will supply the appropriate contact information for students.
The data is being stored on the secure server of our vendor, ReadyEducation. The storage and application meet HIPPA requirements and only the FLC health officials have access to the data. The data may be shared with contact tracing health officials such as San Juan Basin Health.
An individual’s data will only be displayed to the authorized health officials. Individual data may be aggregated and used in reporting and charts to analyze contact tracing and application usage. No individual data will be made public.