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A Health Reminder From The Wellness Center

As cooler weather approaches, there will be more sniffles. Sometimes it’s allergies and other times it’s not. The Wilkins Wellness Center reminds the SU community to follow CDC recommendations for respiratory viruses, which can be found at cdc.gov.

Students experiencing symptoms of a respiratory virus should only attend class if they are fever free and improving from symptom onset. If you have concerns, visit the Wilkins Wellness Center or make an appointment at su.studenthealthportal.com.

Flu shots are available at the Wellness Center, as well as local pharmacies and urgent care facilities. Questions? Contact wwcenter@su.edu.

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