Colleges Issuing Ebola Restrictions... Hear That Mr. Obama...
Universities throughout the U.S. are erring on the side of caution when it comes
to Ebola-outbreak prevention efforts.
(Campus
Reform) Harvard University is now requiring that students and faculty get
permission from administrators before traveling to Sierra Leone, Guinea, and
Liberia, and requests such groups avoid “nonessential travel” to the
Ebola-ridden countries. The Harvard Crimson reports that students and faculty
returning to the university must go through a medical screening process
administered by Harvard University Health Services. Travelers are subject to a
potential 21-day ban from campus grounds after departing from at-risk areas.
"Columbia University is restricting student and faculty travel to the three West African countries for any reason other than 'to contribute to the efforts to contain and eliminate the Ebola outbreak.'" Tweet This
Harvard isn’t the only Ivy League university to restrict travel over Ebola concerns. Columbia University (CU) is restricting student and faculty travel to the three West African countries for any reason other than “to contribute to the efforts to contain and eliminate the Ebola outbreak.” If any student or faculty desires to travel to these areas, they must submit a written request to the university’s administration beforehand.
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(Campus
Reform) Harvard University is now requiring that students and faculty get
permission from administrators before traveling to Sierra Leone, Guinea, and
Liberia, and requests such groups avoid “nonessential travel” to the
Ebola-ridden countries. The Harvard Crimson reports that students and faculty
returning to the university must go through a medical screening process
administered by Harvard University Health Services. Travelers are subject to a
potential 21-day ban from campus grounds after departing from at-risk areas."Columbia University is restricting student and faculty travel to the three West African countries for any reason other than 'to contribute to the efforts to contain and eliminate the Ebola outbreak.'" Tweet This
Harvard isn’t the only Ivy League university to restrict travel over Ebola concerns. Columbia University (CU) is restricting student and faculty travel to the three West African countries for any reason other than “to contribute to the efforts to contain and eliminate the Ebola outbreak.” If any student or faculty desires to travel to these areas, they must submit a written request to the university’s administration beforehand.
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