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The administration has officially reversed the mandate and affirmed that remote learning options will remain available. I am grateful for the collective persistence that led to this outcome. We will remain vigilant to ensure these policies are upheld throughout the coming terms.

August 19, 2021

Keep classes online/Covid Vaccine should not be mandatory

Keep classes online/Covid Vaccine should not be mandatory

🏆 Won — 352 supporters Verified

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Mackenzie G.
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Started by Belal Miah 5 years, 2 months ago

For Chamberlain students

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

July 19, 2021

Reached 100 supporters

July 17, 2021

July 15, 2021

Our petition is approaching the milestone of one hundred signatures. Please consider directing others to this page so that we can reach our goal and demonstrate the necessity of keeping classes online.

69 Comments

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Brianna Ingalls
5 years ago Featured

Nursing is my passion, my dream, and the only thing I want to do with my life. This mandate is threatening that dream. Please do not go through with it.

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Michelle sydlo
5 years ago Featured

I am vaccinated but do not feel comfortable exposing myself to possible covid if it could be avoided with online class. I have a premature daughter with medical needs and do everything I can to protect myself and her from covid.

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Felicia Huntington
5 years ago Featured

The vaccine should be choice. I’ve worked at a hospital, on the COVID unit throughout this entire pandemic, and the vaccine is not mandatory for employees.

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Debra Drakes
5 years ago Featured

I am signing this petition because I am not comfortable receiving the Covid-19 vaccine at this time and while it is still under Emergency Authorized use and not FDA approved; I hope that Chamberlain University respects me, my decision and my ability to exercise my free will to say no.

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Eva Conway-Witter
5 years ago Featured

Online makes it so much easier for me to attend full time and take care of my children and ailing mother. I am an evenings and weekends student as as many of us are am a non traditional student. If COVID has taught anything I feel that it has taught us that there are different ways to do things such as all lecture being online. Thank you

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Alexis P
5 years ago Featured

After everything we have been through throughout this pandemic, with the rise in cases we, as future nurses are thankful to work in the hospitals. But, are strongly for keeping lectures online to keep standards of exposures as low as possible for the benefits of us, our families and our patients who we care for.

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Mackenzie Greenhill
4 years ago

Vaccines have always been a choice and it should stay that way!

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Jonathan Tenorio
4 years ago

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