One year has passed since the spread of infection in COVID-19 infection. I would like to express my deep gratitude to the students for their cooperation in continuing to learn in difficult situations, such as declaration of a state of emergency's announcement and daily life while taking measures to prevent infection.
　We are making use of our experience over the past year to prepare for the new year. We will continue our efforts to ensure the health and safety of our students and to maintain the quality of our educational activities, and we ask for your continued understanding and cooperation.

１．Reporting when there is a risk of infection or infection in COVID-19 infection

　If a student suffers from COVID-19 infection, the university should promptly take measures to prevent the spread of infection in accordance with the Infectious Diseases Act in accordance with the instructions of the health center.
　If you fall under 1 to 4 below, please report your health status from Google Form as soon as possible. (* The URL of the Google form will be sent by e-mail.)
 　Regarding the contents of the report, personal information will be protected and this information will not be used for any other purpose. (* You can report as many times as you like.)
　
　　①I was affected by COVID-19 infection. (The PCR test result was positive.)
　　②I took a PCR test.
　　③It was designated as close contact.
　　④COVID-19 infection, including persistent symptoms such as fever and coughing　　　
　　　Infection of disease is suspected.　

２．Inquiry counter

　Due to the spread of infection in COVID-19 infection, many people are worried and stressed. Our university accepts consultations from students in Consultation and Support Center. In addition, consultation desks and information sites of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, local governments, etc. are also listed below, so please feel free to use them.

3. Economic support

　We have compiled available support measures for financial support to students affected by COVID-19 infection. Please check it.

　　　　[List of financial support for students affected by COVID-19 infection]
　　　　[Support measures available to students (as of January 29, 2021)]　

４．Request for thorough infection control

　The number of young infected persons tends to increase nationwide. Although many young people have passed asymptomatic or mild symptoms, there are also reports of severe cases and sequelae. Thorough basic infection control measures, avoid the "five scenes*" that increases the risk of infection, tighten your mind once again during the spring break, and take action to ensure that each person does not become infected and does not infect others. Thank you.

　Please cooperate with self-restraint when traveling outside the prefecture, especially in areas where declaration of a state of emergency has been issued. If it is unavoidable to move outside the prefecture due to job hunting, etc., pay careful attention to the situation of the spread of infection in the area where you are moving and the information issued by the local government, and if you move, Take thorough infection prevention measures. In addition to continuing the health observation performed during the class period, please continue to record your behavior history, such as when and where you stopped.
　If you return home during the spring break, please visit us at least two weeks before going to school in the spring semester as much as possible, and continue to observe your health and record your behavior after coming to Sekiseki.　　
　　
　　　
　　　※"Five Scenes"…A large number of people and long-term eating and drinking, such as social gatherings with drinking,　　　
　　　　　　　　　　　　Conversation without a sque, cohabitation in a narrow space, cut out of place
　　　　　　　　　　　　Replacement　　

　　　【Please use the COVID-19 contact confirmation application “COCOA”.】
　　　　　　　　　　
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　[Published date: February 10, 2021]
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　[Updated date: February 16, 2021]

Contact information
Shimonoseki City University
Academic Affairs Group Student Support Group
TEL. 083-252‐0289 / FAX. 083-252-8099