To align with university directives and help prevent the spread of COVID-19, all in-person activities, events and programs must be in compliance with University COVID safety protocols. Refer to the Campus Maize & Blueprint for the most up-to-date guidance.
Effective September 14, 2021 the Children on Campus policy has been expanded to include all study team members who interact with children as research participants.
Have background checks been performed on all adult faculty, staff, students and volunteers?
What level of supervision do the participants require?
Is the child-to-adult ratio within guidelines based on the type of activities and ages of participants?
What proactive steps can you take to educate program participants about strategies as well as expectations for minimizing risks during program participation?
Has the facility been reserved and confirmation obtained?
Have you made provisions to address special needs of participants (e.g., allergies, mobility, etc.)?
Have administrative requirements, contractual and insurance requirements been met?
Have you reviewed the Code of Conduct with all staff and volunteers?
Is there a comprehensive training program for all adults who will serve as supervisors and/or instructors for this program?
What are the components of this training and how often is it scheduled?
Who will facilitate the training, and what resources have been used to ensure training is comprehensive?
Have all authorized adults received training on safety and emergency practices?
How will you ensure that participants understand the critical points of the training?
