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Although ConnectionPoint are all now working remotely, we are still able to process all requests you submit on the ConnectionPoint Help and Services Portal.
If you prefer to speak to someone, please contact us at 966-2000, leave a voicemail and one of our service agents will return your call promptly.
Please note the following changes:
- Our Arts 258 location is temporarily closed (and we miss you!), however, you can contact us by selecting the request type below that best suits your needs.
- Do not mail items to ConnectionPoint at this time as this will result in delays of an unknown duration. Please attach items electronically to your request.
- All payments will be moved to electronic payment options. This includes vendor payments, individuals, payroll, service income, honorariums or reimbursement via physical cheque. Contact us for electronic payment options and to avoid delays.
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For staff and faculty:
Any delivery of a product that is not core or critical to university operations is discouraged at this time. Non-critical products received on campus will be stored until such time than an on-campus delivery can occur. Critical and core goods coming to campus must be labelled.
Staff and faculty with the necessary permissions to be on campus to support core and critical activities may arrange for campus delivery of goods received at the Facilities Warehouse. Delivery from the Facilities Warehouse to a campus location can be made by sending a request to facilities.support@usask.ca.
For suppliers, couriers, and service providers:
Effective April 1, all suppliers, couriers, and services provider may deliver goods, without prior approval, to the locations indicated below. Only product specifically consigned for these units will be accepted. These locations are:
- VIDO-Intervac, Shipping and Receiving
- Western College of Veterinary Medicine, Shipping and Receiving
- College of Agriculture and Bioresources, Shipping and Receiving
- The Central Heating and Cooling Plant, Shipping and Receiving
- Chemistry Stores, Shipping and Receiving
- Dentistry Stores, Shipping and Receiving
- Health Sciences Supply Centre, Shipping and Receiving
Orders on a Facilities PO (starts with FM) may be delivered, without prior approval to:
- Facilities Warehouse, Shipping and Receiving.
All packages destined for other locations on campus are to be dropped off at the Facilities Stores loading dock, USB Building, 110 Maintenance Road and final delivery will be completed by USask personnel.
Suppliers, couriers, and service providers providing service to non-university entities such as the Sylvia Fedoruk Centre, the Canadian Light Source, etc. are to make independent arrangements with these organizations for delivery.
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- utilities (heat, power, etc)
- protective services
- safety
- student residences (food and lodging)
- animal care
- health and benefit support
- payroll
Normal university operations will continue to the best of our abilities during this time.
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Custodial services have been enhanced but are focused only on areas that have been authorized to reopen. Non-essential service work is suspended for the duration of pandemic operations.
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Sports spanning both first and second terms decision made by Oct 6—basketball, hockey, track & field, volleyball and wrestling
Season ticket holders
Those who had reserved seats in any of our venues for 2019-2020 will continue to have those same seats held and reserved for the 2021-2022 season.
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Remote teaching support for USask instructors
Working remotely for faculty and staff
Researching remotely throughout the research lifecycle
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The facility is currently being converted to a field hospital through a multiphase construction effort. Phase 1 (currently ongoing) will be setup to house up to 125 acute care patients and corresponding support staff. In addition to patient beds, the facility will also house supporting services such as a pharmacy, a medical imaging lab, and other critical hospital services.
Construction is scheduled to continue through to June 2020 and is an important component of the Saskatchewan Health Authorities (SHA) pandemic response plan. The use of Merlis Belsher Place as a field hospital provides capacity to handle a sudden and unexpected surge in COVID-19 positive cases. Thanks to the support of our campus community and our generous university donors, this facility will help to position the SHA to continue to serve the community in this unprecedented time.
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This plan will then be finalized through the proper university channels to make sure we consider any impact on other areas of campus and can ensure that we are re-opening safely. Check back on the Usask Rec Update page for the latest information.
Submission of Invoices and Arranging for E-payment
Invoices:
If you already email your invoice to USask, continue to use the same email address and process as you currently use.
If you typically mail invoices to USask, please contact connectionpoint@usask.ca to setup electronic invoice reciept.
Suppliers electing not to submit invoices electronically may face delays based on the service levels provided by Canada Post and the ability for staff to come onto campus to process these payments while respecting the guidance provided by the public health authorities.
Payment:
If you normally receive payment of your invoice via a physical cheque from USask, please sign up for an electronic payment option by calling ConnectionPoint at (306) 966-2000, leave a message and an agent will reply to you as soon as one is available.
USask will continue to process invoices that it receives, but suppliers who are not signed up for electronic payment will experience delays of unknown duration in receiving payment based on the service levels provided by Canada Post and the ability for staff to come onto campus to process these payments while respecting the guidance provided by the public health authorities.
Information for other parking lots
- Agriculture parkade is closed.
- Health Science parkade access is limited and may change as building access changes.
- All other lots will be operating as normal with access via a valid parking permit or AVI tag.
- Parking in all visitor lots, in addition to metered parking spaces, are resuming normal operations effective June 16th.
- To ensure the health and safety of our customers, we encourage the use of PayByPhone or Tap to Pay for contactless payment for parking.
We are committed to serving our customers as best and safely as possible. We have altered our operations to be able to provide our customers everything required for parking without in-person contact.
Parking Services is committed to serving our customers as best and safely as possible. We have altered our operations to be able to provide our customers with everything required for parking without in-person contact. Please contact parking@usask.ca and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.
Beginning Sunday, July 12, three routes (13*, 26 and 27) will be arriving and departing from the Place Riel terminal on campus with the potential for additional routes being added in the fall.
* Route 13 only runs during peak hours
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Researching remotely throughout the research lifecycle
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These services include:
- Hazard and Incident Reporting;
- Occupation Hygiene including ergonomics and respirator fit testing;
- Laboratory and Research Safety including Research Permits, Lab Inspections;
- Hazardous Waste Management;
- Fire and Life Safety Services; and
- COVID-19 Training, Resources and Exposure Control Plan Development.
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The University of Saskatchewan continues to follow the guidelines of both the provincial and the federal government. These guidelines are updated frequently in response to the changing situation, and our approach in this situation will change as well. All measures USask takes is to help flatten the curve of COVID-19 and protect the health and safety of our campus community and beyond.
All recommendations will follow the best advice and information available and will be implemented to keep our campus community safe with as little disruption to our students.