College Safety Orientation Voice Over
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immunizations. Life threatening diseases. It is recognized by the college that most persons infected with dangerous and life threatening diseases should be allowed to continue with their education at the college and an unrestricted manner with approval from their personal physicians. Some students, however, are infected with dangerous and life threatening diseases which pose a greater risk than others. In these cases, the college will designate a physician to evaluate the student on an ongoing basis to determine the suitability of continued enrollment at the college. Dangerous and life threatening diseases with greater risk Are those where potential for transmission of the disease causing agent is present. It is the policy of Iowa Lakes that the benefits of unrestricted enrollment for any student so infected under normal circumstances outweighs the remote possibility that any such student will transmit such an infection within the college environment. It is recognized that some persons infected with dangerous and life threatening diseases may pose a greater risk than others if it is determined that a student can no longer perform educational functions at the college without endangering the health and safety of the student or others. And it is determined that there is a reasonable probability of substantial harm to the student or to others by the continued enrollment of the student at Iowa Lakes. The student may be suspended under the guidelines set out in this policy and procedure recommendations for immunization. You may be wondering our students required to receive a COVID-19 vaccine to live in the residence halls. No, however, Iowa Lakes Community College highly encourages all students to receive the COVID-19 and meningitis vaccines before starting classes, especially students living in the residents halls or communal living environment. COVID-19 vaccinated students will not be subject to isolation or quarantine protocols if exposed to a COVID-19 positive individual. The state of Iowa's immunization task force for post secondary education students has recommended the following full time on campus. Students should have documentation of the following immunizations. two doses measles, mumps, rubella vaccine, three doses tetanus diphtheria vaccine with booster every 10 years, three doses hepatitis B vaccine. If the above vaccines are not current, the recommendation is to bring them up to date. In addition, one does meningococcal meningitis vaccine should be considered preventing the flu. Good health habits can help stop germs fact sheet. The single best way to prevent seasonal flu is to get vaccinated each year. But good health habits like covering your cough and washing your hands often can help stop the spread of germs and prevent respiratory illnesses like the flu. There are also flu antiviral drugs that can be used to treat and prevent the flu, avoid close contact. Avoid close contact with people who are sick when you are sick, keep your distance from others to protect them from getting sick too. Stay home when you were sick if possible. Stay home from work school and errands when you are sick. This will help prevent spreading your illness to others