Students can obtain vaccinations and vaccination certificates from their private doctor or from one of the local health departments. In April 2020, the federal Coronavirus Relief, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) provided economic aid to students who qualified under U.S. Department of Education guidelines. Georgia Gwinnett College signed and returned the certification and agreement to receive $13,570,330 in CARES funding. GGC will use at least 50% of the total premium ($6,735,165) to support students who have been financially impacted by the transition from GGC to online courses. The GGC Emergency Student Fund provides assistance to GGC students in need. See CARES Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reports for section (a)(1) of the institutional part and section (a)(2). Email your questions to cares@ggc.edu. Office, 1000 University Center Lane, Lawrenceville, GA 30043, or fax at: 678-407-5747.
Keep a copy of the completed form for your records. STUDENT INFORMATION Social Security/Student Card Number – – Last Name First address of middle name City State Postal Code Duration/year of application Age at time of application Date of birth / / VACCINATION INFORMATION (See the back of this form for specific vaccination requirements) DATE OF POSITIVE LABORATORY VACCINE / SEROLOGICAL DETECTION MM/DD/YY DATE MM/DD/YY Congratulations on your acceptance and welcome to GGC! We believe college is a transformative experience that should be positive and meaningful. Review the following information to successfully guide you through your first few days and first year of university. Please click on one of the links below to see the translated information on vaccination requirements for middle school students: (coming soon) Step 3 – Meet Vaccination Verification Requirements. If your child doesn`t have health insurance or their health plan doesn`t cover these vaccines, call your local health department and ask for free or low-cost vaccines. For more information, call dph.georgia.gov/vaccines-children or call (800) 848-3868. Visit one of the Gwinnett County Health Department offices in Lawrenceville and Norcross to get the necessary screenings and vaccinations for a fee. Step 5 – Submit the results of the Advanced Placement Test and CLEP test.
If you have completed an advanced internship or have taken a CLEP test and wish to receive college credits, the official test results must be sent to GGC. Request official reports from www.collegeboard.com. For more information, see the GGC AP-CLEP policy. If you would like to take a CLEP test at GGC, please visit Test Services. Step 6 – Check your residency status via Grizzly Den in Banner. Learn about residency requirements and what to do if you`re an out-of-state student, but don`t think you should be. Email your questions to tuitionpetitions@ggc.edu. Bring your child`s personal vaccination record to a health service or to Georgia. I. Contact Sandy Schneider, Payroll and Benefits at 678.407.5054 or email benefits@ggc.edu. Additional support and instruction on absenteeism and return-to-work requirements will be provided. Step 4 – Submit your final transcripts from your last registration period.
First-year students must submit official high school transcripts, including date of graduation and type of diploma; Transfer students must submit official transcripts without the “in progress” courses being published. Under state law, registration requires a valid vaccination certificate (Form #3231) or a notarized religious exemption statement (Form #2208). The vaccination certificate must be completed by the health authority or your family doctor. A valid Form #3231 must be marked with “Expiration Date” or “Full for School Attendance”. (A certificate marked with an “expiration date” expires on the specified date. A valid certificate must be submitted within 30 days of expiration.) A medical exemption, if applicable, should be noted on Form #3231 with a current expiration date. You can apply for a religion exemption form from your school. Please read the vaccination requirements for students and a fact sheet for parents with PDDT meningitis for students entering Grade 7. The new vaccination requirements apply to students born on or after 1.1.2002 AND entering Grade 7.
The requirements also apply to students who are newcomers in grades 8 to 12. Newcomers are students who have never attended school in Georgia or who have not attended school in Georgia for at least one full school year. Employees should contact Sandra Schneider, Payroll and Benefits at 678.407.5054 or by email at benefits@ggc.edu for further assistance or instructions on absenteeism and return-to-work requirements. Test results should be made available to payroll and benefits so they can process appropriate notices while maintaining confidentiality under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Faculty notices are sent to the Office of Pay and Benefits of the Vice-President, Public Affairs. Pay and benefits will maintain contact with employees for the duration of their illness. All accepted students must meet the proof of vaccination requirements. Ask? Contact Med+Proctor to help you through the process via online chat, knowledge base or by submitting questions. Do you have any questions? E-Mail-immunizations@ggc.edu. The following information includes self-reported positive COVID-19 test results from the GGC community, faculty and staff.
It is updated regularly to keep the campus community updated on the status of the COVID-19 pandemic, as it affects our campus of over 13,900 members. Fully vaccinated individuals can resume on-campus classes and other activities without physical distancing. Unvaccinated people are strongly advised to distance themselves socially from others whenever possible. Bachelor of Arts in Film and Media Arts Production. Students who self-identify their needs by completing a CARES Student Emergency Fund Application Form (login required) can apply for these funds, whether or not they have completed a FAFSA form. Needs will be assessed and funds may be allocated based on eligibility and demonstrated need. Hand sanitizing stations are available at all campus facilities. Hand sanitizer (one gallon container) is available upon request for classrooms, offices and other functional areas by emailing facilities@ggc.edu.
Step 7 – Apply for student housing. See GGC`s conditions of stay. For Pell Scholarship-eligible students enrolled in Spring 2021: Students applying for emergency funds through the Grizzlies Helping Grizzlies program must document their expenses. These applications are reviewed by a committee and the maximum amount a student can receive is $500. Your instructors will work with you to help you catch up. Other options, including medical withdrawal, may also be available to you. If you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 and you are: Before the start of the 2022-2023 school year, all students entering or moving through Grade 11 will be required to prove that they received a meningococcal booster vaccine (CVD4) on or after their 16th birthday. Department of Public Health1-866-PUB-HLTH(1.866.782.4584) The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is tracking an outbreak of monkeypox that has spread to several countries, including the United States. Students who test positive for COVID-19 must self-isolate at home until they recover.
