Do Duke community members who opt to travel to high-risk SARS areas have to report this to anyone, such as a dean?
A. No; but faculty and staff are urged to advise their department head/manager. Undergraduate students should notify their advisory dean. Graduate students should inform the office of student affairs in the Graduate College, and professional students should contact the office of student affairs in their professional school. Members of the Duke community may also consult with EOH or SHC prior to and after such travel.
Related Questions
- Since university-funded/sponsored travel to high-risk SARS areas has not been banned, does that mean explicitly that it is allowed?
- If departments or others at Duke expect visitors, such as visiting scholars, from high-risk SARS areas, do they need to do anything?
- Do Duke community members who opt to travel to high-risk SARS areas have to report this to anyone, such as a dean?
