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COVID-19 vaccination exemptions All students who are not able to receive the vaccine for medical or religious reasons must request an exemption and submit any relevant documentation.
Please include at a minimum the following information detailing why you are seeking this exemption: what tenet or belief your religion holds that prevents you from getting the Covid-19 vaccination; and whether you are opposed to all immunizations, and if not, the religious basis on which you object to COVID-19
Beginning on September 19, 2021, those who are unable or unwilling to be vaccinated will be required to get tested for COVID-19 at least once per week until they can prove that they are fully vaccinated.
Please include at a minimum the following information detailing why you are seeking this exemption: what tenet or belief your religion holds that prevents you from getting the Covid-19 vaccination; and whether you are opposed to all immunizations, and if not, the religious basis on which you object to COVID-19
You do not need to show proof of vaccination in Chicago and Cook County. There are exceptions.
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You do not need to show proof of vaccination in Chicago and Cook County. There are exceptions.
Upload the completed form via MyMcKinley (the Health Centers secure patient portal). Log in to the portal using your University Net ID and password, click on the Upload icon and follow the upload instructions.
Q. Can my employer require that I receive a COVID-19 vaccine? A. Decisions regarding immunization at private workplaces are up to the employer.
Illinois state law requires certain immunizations for children and adults enrolled in child care, school, or college. State law also mandates immunizations for adults in specific fields of work (healthcare).
Can an employer dismiss an employee who refuses to take the vaccination? As a starting point, in the absence of vaccination being a legal requirement, an employer cannot force an employee to be vaccinated without their consent.

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