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COVID-19 Vaccines FAQs

COVID-19 Vaccines Q&A

Is the University offering COVID vaccines?

Can the University require the COVID-19 vaccine?

Does the University require proof of vaccination for any reason or can a supervisor request proof of vaccination for any reason?

Can the University recommend the COVID-19 vaccine?

If the University offers COVID-19 vaccines, is the information gathered confidential?

As a supervisor, may I ask who has had the COVID-19 vaccine?

What if an employee tells me they have received it, can I share that information?

What if an employee tells me they will not get the vaccine, can I share that information?

Will I know if my co-workers or students are vaccinated? Can I or should I ask?

If I get the COVID-19 vaccine, do I need to be tested or quarantine if I am exposed to someone with COVID-19?

Can I require (or invite) only vaccinated employees to attend in-person meetings?

If I choose not to be vaccinated, can I continue to work remotely?

Do I still need to wear a face-covering and practice social distancing on campus if I have received the COVID-19 vaccine?

Will I need to show proof of taking the COVID-19 vaccine to attend university events?

Can I get time off work to get the COVID-19 vaccine?

Once I am fully vaccinated, am I still encouraged to have a COVID-19 test frequently, especially when I am on campus?

Can In-Person Office Meetings Resume?