Tag: Health

City College Eases COVID-19 Restrictions, Lifts Mask Mandate, Effective Feb. 6, and Proof of Vaccination Requirement

February 12, 2023 The Guardsman 0 Comments mario vazquez, board of trustees, mask mandate, Health, David Martin, vaccination, COVID-19, vaccine mandate, Ann Marie Galvan, health and safety, masks, summer 2023

The City College Board of Trustees has approved the removal of the mask mandate on campus, effective Feb. 6, and the removal of the proof of vaccination mandate for the upcoming summer 2023 registration cycle. The policy of requiring proof of vaccination or an allowable exemption for in-person classes is still in place for spring 2023. The college will still strongly recommend wearing masks.

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Healthcare During the COVID-19 Pandemic

December 13, 2020December 16, 2020 The Guardsman Health, healthcare, COVID-19, Liz Lopez, care, EMT, Frank McMahan, Health Care Technology Department, purple tier

Healthcare workers risk their lives to provide care for COVID-19 patients.

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LGBT People Living With HIV Know How to Survive a Plague

April 12, 2020May 3, 2020 The Guardsman lgbt, Health, COVID-19, Coronavirus pandemic, HIV+, prevention, wellness

LGBT+ students share their knowledge and experience with overcoming the mental and physical detriment of a virus.

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Social Isolation Highlights the Necessity of Access to Mental Healthcare

April 12, 2020May 3, 2020 The Guardsman college, Health, students, health center, mental health, COVID-19, Shelter in Place, quarantine, city college

The state’s shelter-in-place order has brought about discussions of City College students’ access to adequate mental-health care and the complexities of race and class which also factor into access to these needs.

Sports

Sustaining your sport through nutrition simplicity

May 20, 2017February 25, 2020 The Guardsman adam lucarelli, ccsf athletics, Nancy Chan, CCSFjournalism, nutrition, John Balano, hydration, cheat days, supplements, Sports, Health

By Nancy Chan Young people have more dietary options than ever yet the variety and personal restraints can present

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Highly impacted CCSF Student Health Center seeks additional funds to increase its overall services

April 26, 2017February 25, 2020 The Guardsman Health, Student Health Services program director Becky Perelli, nurse practitioner, paula cahill, Becky Perelli, Erik Elfaro, decreased enrollment, Keith Miller, financial reserves, Bayla Travis, CCSF, student health fee, Student Health Services department chair Paula Cahill, CCSF journalism, Rachel De Libertis, Brenda Chu, The Guardsman, family planning, Mary Redfern, news, health education, Elena Stuart, medical, review, City College of San Francisco, mental health, City College Student Health Services, counseling

By Elena Stuart Limited funds increase the rift between available resources and in pouring patients to the City College Student

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Health Center prepares for possible outbreak; gears up for vigorous informational campaign

October 29, 2014February 25, 2020 The Guardsman nathaniel y. downes, center, outbreak, ebola, san francisco, Ebola Virus, city college, Disease Control, CCSF, West Africa, Health, virus, bridgid skiba, students

By Bridgid Skiba The Guardsman City College is preparing for the Ebola virus should the disease become a national

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Japanese nursing students pay visit to City College

October 20, 2014February 25, 2020 The Guardsman CCSF, healthy, mothers, american cooking, Health, student, japanese, nursing, cultural exchange and study, japan, nurse, diet, city college, schoolchidren

By Mary Strope The Guardsman Dressed in crisp black and white suits, a group of second-year students from the Izumo

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Instructor Sam Bowne claims his civil rights were violated by LSU

September 3, 2014February 25, 2020 The Guardsman federal, complaint, violation, SC Magazine, problems, insurance, medical data, Health, data, security, Instructor, Sam, Bowne

By Santiago Mejia The Guardsman City College instructor Sam Bowne filed a federal complaint against LSU Health Center

Opinions & Editorials

When good teachers ask bad questions

December 5, 2013February 25, 2020 The Guardsman linda bacon, obesity, weight loss, ethical eating, Health

I see it every day on campus: Teachers who enter the classroom not just with briefcases and books, but toting heartfelt ideals to share with their students about progressive causes, usually, like race fairness, feminism, queer and disability rights, fair labor and ethical eating.

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City College Smoke Free?

May 4, 2012February 25, 2020 The Guardsman CCSF, Tim Johnson, Health

Results of a voluntary and confidential survey addressing the issue of smoking on campus are being reviewed in order to gain an all-inclusive opinion on a stricter smoking policy.

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Health Fair a Hit at CCSF

May 4, 2012February 25, 2020 The Guardsman CCSF, Annelie Chavez, Health

A community health and wellness fair focusing on holistic and alternative approaches to healthy living was hosted by City College Student Health on April 18 in the Multi-use building.