COVID-19 Testing

Whitewater campus
Testing location: Hamilton Room in the University Center

Available dates and times: 8:30 a.m. through 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, through May 7, 2021

Free nasal swab testing procedure:

1. Schedule your test in advance (required) at https://weberhealthlogisticsuwwhitewater.schedulista.com/.
2. You will receive an email confirmation.
3. Complete the screening provided in the email confirmation (required) in advance.
4. Remember to bring your UW-Whitewater HawkCard (required) with you for your scheduled test.
5. Follow campus protocol by wearing a face covering and maintaining social distance. Free parking for those getting testing is available in Lot 12 on North Prairie Street.
6. Go to the Hamilton Room by entering through door 15 from Wyman Mall on the south side of the University Center and check in for your scheduled test.
7. After your testing is completed, you will swipe your HawkCard for records purposes and wait on site for your results.
8. If you test positive, you must contact the COVID-19 hotline immediately at 262-472-1362 or  covid19info@uww.edu.

Rock County campus
Testing location: Health Clinic office in Hyatt Smith Hall

Available dates and times: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on a rotating Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday schedule through May 11, 2021

Free nasal swab tesing procedure:

1. Schedule your test in advance (required) at  doineedacovid19test.com.
2. You will then receive an email confirmation.
3. Complete the screening provided in the email confirmation (required) in advance.
4. Remember to bring your UW-Whitewater HawkCard (required) with you for your scheduled test.
5. Follow campus protocol by wearing a face covering and maintaining social distance.
6. Check in for your scheduled test at the Health Clinic office in Hyatt Smith Hall.
7. When your testing is completed, you will swipe your HawkCard for records purposes and wait on site for your results.
8. If you test positive, you must return home and contact the COVID-19 hotline at 262-472-1362 or  covid19info@uww.edu.

Have questions about testing? Check out our student FAQs or contact the COVID-19 hotline at 262-472-1362 or covid19info@uww.edu.

Whitewater campus

Testing location: Hamilton Room in the University Center

Available dates and times: 8:30 a.m. through 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, through May 7, 2021

Free nasal swab testing procedure:

1. Schedule your test in advance (required) at https://weberhealthlogisticsuwwhitewater.schedulista.com/.
2. You will receive an email confirmation.
3. Complete the screening provided in the email confirmation (required) in advance.
4. Remember to bring your UW-Whitewater HawkCard (required) with you for your scheduled test.
5. Follow campus protocol by wearing a face covering and maintaining social distance. Free parking for those getting testing is available in Lot 12 on North Prairie Street.
6. Go to the Hamilton Room by entering through door 15 from Wyman Mall on the south side of the University Center and check in for your scheduled test.
7. After your testing is completed, you will swipe your HawkCard for records purposes and wait on site for your results.
8. If you test positive, you must contact both your immediate supervisor and the COVID-19 hotline immediately at 262-472-1362 or  covid19info@uww.edu.

Rock County campus

Testing location: Health Clinic office in Hyatt Smith Hall

Available dates and times: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on a rotating Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday schedule through May 11, 2021

Free nasal swab testing procedure:

1. Schedule your test in advance (required) at  doineedacovid19test.com.
2. You will then receive an email confirmation.
3. Complete the screening provided in the email confirmation (required) in advance.
4. Remember to bring your UW-Whitewater HawkCard (required) with you for your scheduled test.
5. Follow campus protocol by wearing a face covering and maintaining social distance.
6. Check in for your scheduled test at the Health Clinic office in Hyatt Smith Hall.
7. When your testing is completed, you will swipe your HawkCard for records purposes and wait on site for your results.
8. If you test positive, you must return home and contact both your immediate supervisor and the COVID-19 hotline at 262-472-1362 or  covid19info@uww.edu.

Have questions about testing? Check out our faculty and staff FAQs or contact the COVID-19 hotline at 262-472-1362 or covid19info@uww.edu.

Beginning Feb. 1, free, fast COVID-19 tests are available to anyone 5 years or older at:

UW-Whitewater Community Engagement Center.
1260 W. Main Street
Whitewater, WI 53190

Monday through Friday
11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Persons who want to receive a rapid-results test – available in about 15 minutes – should register at  doineedacovid19test.com or call 1-800-635-8611. Those who test positive through the rapid-results test are urged to get a confirmatory PCR test.

Individuals do not have to be experiencing symptoms or be a close contact of someone with COVID-19 to get a test, nor do they need to live in the community where the testing site is located.

Additional sites:

Community members who wish to get tested can also consult the COVID-19 Community Testing Site page on the Wisconsin Department of Health Services website. That page currently lists testing sites across the state, including those in Walworth, Jefferson and Rock counties. (Please note: COVID-19 testing for community members at the UW-Whitewater Williams Center concluded on Jan. 22).

Individuals who wish to receive an exemption from COVID-19 testing due to being fully vaccinated should now submit their immunization record in any of the following ways:

• Submit it online at https://my.uww.edu/Vaccination/
• Bring the copy to the COVID-19 office, located in the UW-Whitewater Police Department at Goodhue Hall.
• Fax it to 262-472-5746.
• Mail it to UW-Whitewater Police Department, 790 W. Starin Rd. Whitewater, Wisconsin, 53190.

If you have already submitted your information to the COVID-19 hotline, you do not need to do it again. Processing may take up to 48 hours. Thank you for your participation and patience!

Once your information is submitted to the COVID-19 Hotline and you have received verification of its receipt, you may cease testing. If you begin to feel COVID-19 symptoms, you are expected to have yourself tested to ensure the safety of others and assist in the national evaluation of the vaccine.

Note: If your COVID-19 immunization is not on your immunization record or you were vaccinated out of state, please work with your local health department or the location you received the immunization(s) to get a copy of the record.