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UCSB will be hosting an expert panel of physicians to provide information for travelers. You will also find updated information about Zika and travel precautions on the Student Health website.
All University travelers with destinations in Mexico, the Caribbean, Pacific Islands, and Central âand South America should be prepared for the emerging infectious disease threat of mosquito-borne Zika virus, which can continue to place you and your sexual partners at risk for many weeks after an infection.
UCSB âwill be hosting an expert panel of physicians to provide information for travelers. You will also find updated information about Zika and travel precautions on the Student Health website.
Zika Panel
Monday, May 23, 11 a.m. -â noon (revised time)
Student Resource Building, Multipurpose Room
The University of California has arranged for employees and students traveling on official university business to be covered for a wide variety of accidents and incidents while away from the campus or primary workplace, but you must REGISTER to activate this benefit.
Coverage is for travel outside of California, and can also be provided to a spouse/domestic partner, dependent(s), and traveling companions. UC EAP students are automatically enrolled, and also any travelers who use the CONNEXUS service for travel ticketing, but everyone else is strongly encouraged to register their travel plans and view further information on the UC Office of the President website.
