Thursday, April 2, 2026
2:00 – 3:30 pm ET

Policies & Emergency Response Plans

Do you know who on your campus is safe in the event of an outbreak of an infectious disease?  Unvaccinated students are becoming more common, leaving students and staff vulnerable to various communicable diseases without the support of a federal law to implement immunization mandates or campus protocols to contain these potential outbreaks.
 
Without any federal vaccination requirements for measles and other diseases that pose a campus-wide risk, how does your institution manage this rapidly broadening issue? Challenges like student immunization record-keeping, combating misinformation, creating opportunities for vaccination and preventing possible legal action are serious issues as institutions scramble to keep their students protected while appropriately storing private information.

Join our expert presenter on April 2, 2026 for this webinar to help you develop common sense policies and design an emergency response plan grounded in ICS, preserving the health and well-being of the campus, and allowing students to attend classes and activities in person.  

Explore best practices in public health policy and emergency response so you can overcome the challenges of keeping your campus safe and open during regular seasonal epidemics including flu, RSV, and norovirus, as well as more acute outbreaks of infectious diseases such as measles.

Topics Covered

Gain crucial, actionable takeaways that will help you: 

• Evaluate your current policies and procedures through the lens of best practices in public health policy and emergency response.
• Re-evaluate your existing system and feel confident implementing systems and processes that keep people safe and the campus open – without relying on significant investment in dollars.
• Develop a better understanding of how to navigate changing guidance from different governmental entities.
• Describe best practices for immunization data collection and record-keeping that secures student health information and maximizes personnel efficiency.
• Determine the most important strategies for maintaining a healthy campus.
  

Presenter

Dr. Gregory J. (Greg) Nayor currently serves as the Senior Vice President for University Strategy at La Salle University in Philadelphia, PA. In this capacity, Nayor serves as an integral member of the President’s Executive Cabinet, providing strategic leadership over the University’s key strategic priorities and activities, comprehensively leading the University’s enrollment, marketing, and communications functions, and serving as the University’s designated lead for emergency management and crisis response.
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