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Presentation Title Goes In Here Presentation Title Goes in Here Online Notification of Student Absence Protecting Western’s campus community against the pandemic H1N1 influenza virus

Presentation Title Goes In Here Influenza symptoms Fever plus one or more of… Cough Sore throat Muscle aches / joint pain Weakness / fatigue Headache Diarrhea Vomiting

Presentation Title Goes In Here Why is this important? By self-reporting flu-like illness during a pandemic situation, you will help protect the health of our community by helping Western monitor absentee rates.

Presentation Title Goes In Here How self-reporting works Temporary measure, starting October 5 Report flu-like illness online using the Student Center (student.uwo.ca) ASAP Absence Notification can be found under Personal Information on Student Center

Presentation Title Goes In Here How self-reporting works Report illness start and end date Allowed to back-date up to 10 days Explanation required when late reporting

Presentation Title Goes In Here How self-reporting works Place check-mark in appropriate box to request academic accommodation Type of event/assignment missed Faculty decides what type of accommodation will be provided