Required Health Form and Meningitis Information
All full-time students (commuters and housing) are required to have the Stevenson University Student Health Form completed and on file in the Wellness Center by August 1 for fall entrance and January 2 for spring entrance. In addition, all students residing in the SU student housing are required to be immunized against Meningococcal disease with vaccine Menactra (MCV4) or Menomune (MPSV4). Housing Students will not be permitted to move in unless the Student Health Form is complete and on file with the Wellness Center by the above deadline.
For those students interested in participating in varsity athletics, additional “Physical paperwork” forms are required by the Athletic Department. Please contact the head coach associated with the sport about completing this requirement. The Student Health Form and the Athletic physical paperwork forms must be completed before any try-outs or practices.
Failure to complete these forms by the deadline may result in delaying the start of your classes.
The Student Health Form is presented in Adobe Portable Document format (PDF). In order to complete this form, it must be downloaded and printed. Forms will only be mailed upon request to the Wellness Center at 443-352-4200.
Possible Locations for Immunizations and Meningitis Vaccine:
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Patient First |
MD Vaccination Services |
Patient First |
You can also check with your local health department to update your immunizations.
Current Student Health Services
The Wellness Center offers limited primary care services by appointment with our nurse practitioner, physician, or nurse. A minimal fee will be charged to the student’s account for these services and supplies; private health insurance is not accepted for payment.
Basic first aid, comfort, advice, health information, and assistance with the community referrals are also provided. The Wellness Center has numerous informational brochures and videos addressing health issues. Health awareness events, “Wellness Wednesdays,” are held frequently throughout the semester and include health education, screenings and guest speakers.