After the Reading
Students can be admitted to face-to-face instructional spaces only if their temperature is below 100.0 degrees fahrenheit. If a student registers a temperature of 100.0 degrees or higher, they may rest in a low or no traffic area, ideally in a cool area, at a minimum distance of six feet and while wearing a facial covering. Recheck their temperature after 15 minutes.
If a student refuses to have their temperature taken, students should be told that they cannot attend class for the day. If the student refuses to leave, or enters the class, the instructor has the authority to end the class session and report the student to the SDSU Center for Student Rights and Responsibilities for follow-up by calling 619-594-3069. If the student refuses to leave class and displays violent or aggressive behavior, instructors should contact University Police by calling 619-594-1991.
Temperature and health screeners are considered to be Campus Security Authorities (CSA). A CSA, per the Jeanne Clery Act, is an individual on the university campus who has a responsibility to report learned crimes to either the University Police or the Clery Coordinator. To report a crime, please contact the University Police Department by calling 619-594-1991. To remain anonymous, you may contact SDSU Clery Coordinator, Kayli Singer by emailing [email protected]. Should you have any issues reporting a crime, you may also contact University Police Lt. Greg Robertson at [email protected].