Syracuse University students without submitted vaccination records to be ‘excluded’ from campus starting Monday

Preface by TLB Staff Writer: Christopher Wyatt

The following article is about six days old but I thought it was important to post because Syracuse University defines two cases of mumps as an outbreak. Not only do the actions of Syracuse University fly in the face of common sense, they make it seem as if the unvaccinated are disease spreaders who will infect the whole campus if left unchecked. This is pro vaccine propaganda at its best!

As a person who encourages civil disobedience I hope that during the mumps outbreak (or any other outbreak of mild illnesses) there will be students who use critical thinking skills and ask how two cases of mumps could possibly be an outbreak, and I hope that a few students will defy the rules and show up to class despite being barred.

The bottom line is that if you use a vaccine exemption they will always find a way to try and shame you, guilt you, or take the exemption away.

We The People NOT They The Elite! (CW)


Syracuse University students without submitted vaccination records to be ‘excluded’ from campus starting Monday

Syracuse University announced students that have not submitted vaccination records would be “excluded” from campus a week after two students were diagnosed with mumps.

Syracuse University students who have not submitted vaccination records to the university will be “excluded” from SU’s campus starting Monday, in response to a recent mumps outbreak.

Four students have contracted mumps, the university’s Office of Health Services confirmed Friday.

“This action is in accordance with New York State law and is designed to protect the health of all members of our campus community,” said Karen Nardella, medical director of health services, in a notice sent to the campus community via email on Thursday.

Seventeen SU students who have not submitted vaccination records, including those with religious and medical waivers, will be “excluded,” per the notice, starting Monday at 8 a.m. The Onondaga County Health Department ordered the exclusion, Nardella said.

Melanie Drotar, a public information specialist, said in an email on Sunday all inquires regarding the issue should be directed toward the SU administration.

Mumps outbreaks are known to occasionally occur at colleges. Symptoms can include a fever, headaches, muscle aches, puffy cheeks and a swollen jaw. Most people diagnosed with mumps recover in a few weeks, according to the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

“Excluding students from campus is not ideal, and it’s important to us that all our students are positioned for success,” Nardella said. “Several campus offices, including Academic Affairs and the Office of Student Assistance, are working to identify academic accommodations that could allow our students to continue their studies.”

SU students diagnosed with mumps have been “isolated,” according to the university. Officials have advised students to wash their hands, clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces and avoid sharing cups and other utensils.

The university first announced two confirmed mumps cases late last week.

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2 Comments on Syracuse University students without submitted vaccination records to be ‘excluded’ from campus starting Monday

  1. Very good reply! From what I understand Merck faked the effectiveness of the mumps portion of the MMR. Since the vaccine does not work, they are now pushing for a 3rd dose of the vaccine rather than letting nature offer lifelong natural immunity. All of us who understand what is going on need to educate students to the fact that the vaccine can have serious consequences and that having the mumps (and the other childhood illnesses) is a one shot deal and they are immune for life.

  2. The University of Dayton has had 2 mumps outbreaks in the last ~5 years. For the last outbreak they refused to discuss the vaccination status of the students involved due to confidentiality (LOL) BUT during the first outbreak it was revealed that all of the infected students were vaccinated against mumps or had acceptable titers. The pro-vaxx minions also managed to blame it on the Amish but I forget the twisted logic they used. I suspect they revealed it the first time to cover their butts and let the public know they were doing their part to make sure students were vaccinated. They didn’t release it the last time because it is proof that vaccines do not prevent disease. Instead of conceding vaccines don’t work, the area Medical Vaccinology Priests suggested that college students get MMR booster doses before beginning their Freshman year.

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