Moreno Valley College - Student Academic Services Building, Room 121:

• Date: Friday, April 23, 2021
• Time: 9 am - 1 pm

Norco College - Amphitheater (outside lower level of the library):

• Date: Tuesday, April 20, 2021
• Time: 9 am - 2 pm

Riverside City College - 2nd level of the Parking Structure:

• Date: Thursday, April 22, 2021
• Time: 9 am - 5 pm

First Dose Pfizer vaccine Second Dose Pfizer vaccine

Please bring the following documents to the clinic:

• Consent Form - Complete the consent form prior to your appointment.
• A copy of your Driver's License, passport or other government-issued ID
• A copy of your insurance card if you have insurance. An insurance card is not required if you don't have insurance.

• View Fall 2020 Safe Reopening Report pdf
  Last Update October 22, 2020


• Online COVID-19 Symptoms Checker
• RCCD COVID-19 Reporting Procedures pdf
• See which classes are online or in-person this term
• View the RCCD Safe Return Plan
• Rave Guardian Emergency Notification App

The MVC campus is closed to the general public. For students attending classes or employees working on-site, you MUST complete a daily COVID-19 symptom self-assessment before coming to campus. You will be required to provide a receipt of a clear self-assessment before entering a classroom or workplace.

Complete the symptom checker through the RAVE Guardian mobile app or online through your student/employee email.

• Get the RAVE Guardian app for daily reminders
• Complete the Online COVID-19 Symptom Self-Assessment form

Riverside Community College District (the District) is committed to protecting the health and safety of faculty, staff, students, and visitors. During the pandemic, timely reporting is one of the keys to prevent further spread of COVID-19. All employees and students are required to immediately report if they have tested positive for COVID-19, experience COVID-19 symptoms, or have been identified as a close contact of an infected person.

• REVISED COVID-19 REPORTING PROCEDURESPDF

For Students:

Students must report any positive test/diagnosis of COVID-19, COVID-19 exposure, or potential COVID-19 symptoms to their college Student Health Services department. Your contact is Christopher Bass, Dean, Student Services at Chris.Bass@mvc.edu

For Employees:

Employees must report any positive test/diagnosis of COVID-19, COVID-19 exposure, and/or potential COVID-19 symptoms to Risk Management by using the online reporting form (preferred method), email covidreporting@rccd.edu, or by calling the COVID-19 hotline (951)-222-8662.

• COVID-19 101: What You Need to Know
• About State COVID-19 Restrictions

1. Safety of students, personnel, and our communities

• Incorporate all safety guidance available for higher education from the CDC, CAL-OSHA, CA Department of Public Health, Riverside County Department of Public Health
• Ensure availability of required PPE for all students and personnel
• Symptom Checker is required for all personnel and students participating in on-campus instruction or activities
• Processes for reporting personnel and student symptom checker results, COVID exposure, or illness exist, clear, and published.
• Written risk acknowledgement form for personnel and students (students need to be aware that on-campus classes may be temporarily suspended/shifted online/cancelled in the event of an outbreak)
• Written criteria for suspending or cancelling instruction in the event of a possible exposure or outbreak

2. Student need for on-campus in-person instruction (Access, Equity, Success, and Need)

• Collect and analyze data through student surveys and feedback to determine the scope of the need for on-campus instruction
• Address additional equity gaps, completion barriers, or other burdens that have been created for students due to shifting instruction online
• Recommend the development of Summer 2021 and Fall 2021 schedules separately
• Summer 2021 to be similar to Spring 2021 schedule with focus on critical infrastructure, lab, studio arts, and performing arts programs on-campus or hybrid schedules (partially face-to-face and partially online)
• Fall 2021 schedule without restrictions to disciplines, though distancing, PPE, and capacity restriction may limit the face-to-face and hybrid sections to no more than 20%-30% of all sections

3. Instructional considerations

• Identify lab, activity, and performance courses that are particularly difficult to teach online
• Identify those courses that may be difficult to teach in-person with safety restrictions (6-ft distancing, facemask, and other requirements)
• Ensure academic integrity regardless of instructional modality
• Create a balance in face-to-face, hybrid, fully online synchronous, and fully online asynchronous instruction while COVID restrictions continue

4. Resources

• Establish clear process for assessing the viability, safety, and capacity for indoor and outdoor instruction
• Facility limitations/considerations may be different college to college and at off-site instructional locations
• Clear on-campus course/sections request and approval process beginning at the discipline/department level
• Establish clear facilities limits (capacities for all spaces) at each College
• Determine saturation plan for facilities, parking, and services
• Determine budget/cost limitations or restrictions due to lowered caps
• Determine the availability of faculty and staff with sensitivity for at risk populations and privacy requirements
• Determine equipment, supply, and PPE availability necessary for safe instruction
• Higher Level of PPE required for Health and Public Safety Programs.

Instruction, Academic and Student Support Services, Student Activities: Most instruction, student support services and student activities will continue to be delivered online. Hybrid and on-campus delivery will continue for courses and programs of study that prepare for employment in essential sectors of the economy or other courses that are difficult to teach online. For further information about on-campus instructional programs and services click the links below.

Employees: Additional employees will be transitioned on-site in support of instruction and support services as it is safe and feasible to do so.

Campus Access: Campuses remain closed for events and gatherings.

Below is a status list for the disciplines expected on-campus as hybrid (partially online) or fully face-to-face during spring 2021 courses. This list is subject to change.

• Administration of Justice (ADJ) – Academy and Advanced Officer Training courses with on-campus and hybrid instruction continue as a critical infrastructure program..
• Dental Assisting (DEA) – On-campus and hybrid instruction continues as a critical infrastructure program.
• Dental Hygiene (DEH) - On-campus and hybrid instruction continues as a critical infrastructure program.
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS) – Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic courses with on-campus and hybrid instruction continue as a critical infrastructure program.
• Fire Technology (FIT) - Academy and Advanced Firefighter Training courses with on-campus and hybrid instruction continue as a critical infrastructure program.
• Kinesiology (KIN) – KIN 30 – First Aid and CPR will continue to allow on-campus CPR certification and testing.
• Medical Assisting (MDA) – Medical Assisting labs that have a required hands-on component will continue on-campus or hybrid instruction as a critical infrastructure program.

New course codes have been added to class schedules District-wide to account for online and in-person instruction changes.

• Online (ONLN) – no scheduled meeting days: Online classes are distance education classes with no scheduled meeting days. Students will log in to Canvas and complete work regularly throughout the week. Canvas and other technologies will be required to complete coursework.
• Regular Meeting (REG MEET) – Specific days/times: Distance education classes with regular weekly meeting(s) during scheduled days and times. Students will attend class online during the published course times. Additionally, students will log in to Canvas and complete work regularly throughout the week. Canvas and other technologies will be required to complete coursework.
• Occasional Meeting (OCC MEET) – Specific days/times: Distance education classes with occasional meetings during scheduled days and times. Students will occasionally attend class online during the published course times. Additionally, students will log in to Canvas and complete work regularly throughout the week. Canvas and other technologies will be required to complete coursework.
• Face to Face (F2F): Face to Face classes are in-person and on-campus classes with weekly scheduled meeting days and times. Students will complete the semester on campus unless the college is ordered to discontinue face to face classes. If face to face courses are discontinued, and the course cannot be completed through distance education, it will be canceled.
• Hybrid (HYB): Hybrid classes are distance education courses combined with on-campus face to face classes that will meet on required scheduled meetings days and times unless the college is ordered to discontinue face to face classes. If face to face courses are discontinued, and the course cannot be completed through distance education, it will be canceled. Canvas and other technologies will be required to complete coursework.

Below is a list of services available on-campus and in-person, with limited access, on an appointment basis.

• Early Childhood Education Center is providing childcare with safety precautions
• Admissions & Records hosts occasional in-person support periods, with most support provided remotely
• Lion's Den cafe is open for business and allows online ordering
• Health Services offers consultations by appointment only
• MVC Bookstore is open Monday through Friday

All other services are offered in remote format.

Instruction, Academic and Student Support Services, Student Activities: Most instruction, student support services and student activities will continue to be delivered online. Hybrid and on-campus delivery will continue for courses and programs of study that prepare for employment in essential sectors of the economy or other courses that are difficult to teach online. The College expects a conservative expansion of hybrid (partially online) and fully face-to-face on-campus course sections in the programs listed under Instruction Status for Academic Disciplines.

Employees: Additional employees will be transitioned on-site in support of instruction and support services as it is safe and feasible to do so.

Campus Access: All individuals on campus will be expected to adhere to ongoing health and safety guidelines.

Below is a status list for the disciplines expected on-campus as hybrid (partially online) or fully face-to-face during summer 2021 courses. This list is subject to change.

• Administration of Justice (ADJ) – Academy and Advanced Officer Training courses with on-campus and hybrid instruction continue as a critical infrastructure program.
• Art (ART) – Some studio art courses may return with limited capacities.
• Dance (DAN) – Some dance courses may return as an outdoor activity with limited capacities.
• Dental Assisting (DEA) – On-campus and hybrid instruction continues as a critical infrastructure program.
• Dental Hygiene (DEH) - On-campus and hybrid instruction continues as a critical infrastructure program.
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS) – Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic courses with on-campus and hybrid instruction continue as a critical infrastructure program.
• Fire Technology (FIT) - Academy and Advanced Firefighter Training courses with on-campus and hybrid instruction continue as a critical infrastructure program.
• Kinesiology (KIN) – Kinesiology lab and activity courses may be scheduled on-campus or hybrid. This includes outdoor activity courses. KIN 30 – First Aid and CPR will continue to allow on-campus CPR certification and testing.
• Medical Assisting (MDA) – Medical Assisting labs that have a required hands-on component will continue on-campus or hybrid instruction as a critical infrastructure program.
• Music (MUS) – Some music studio/lab courses may be scheduled on-campus or hybrid (outdoor or limited capacity indoors).
• Theater (THE) – Some theater studio/lab courses may be scheduled on-campus or hybrid (outdoors or limited capacity indoors).

Instruction, Academic and Student Support Services, Student Activities: The College plans to expand the programs, disciplines, and services offered on-campus during the Fall 2021 term. Up to 30% of all courses scheduled will be available on-campus as fully face-to-face or hybrid (partially online) classes with most, if not all, programs of study represented. On-campus Academic and Student Support Services are also expected to expand in order to support the additional on-campus presence of students and the community.

• Communications to students from the Chancellor
• Log in to Canvas for your online classes
• Moreno Valley College Student Health & Psychological Services
• Online services and resources for students
• What to do if you may be sick with COVID-19

• Learn about your online classes
• All lectures for the spring 2021 term are online.
• Some online classes may require attendance in a virtual format to online lectures. Check with your instructor for each of your classes to learn how they are delivering their class information.
• Some classes and programs have requirements for in-person training and labs. These classes, which are from a few select disciplines, will meet on campus for the lab component while following social distancing, health and safety guidelines.

Stay Connected with MVC

• Set up and monitor your student email.
• Stay in communication with your instructors.
• Connect with MVC on social media.

Utilize Services Available to You Online

• View Online Student Services and Support: Student services, resources and support programs remain open to students with operations held in a remote format. Remember that you can get in touch with college offices when the campus is closed.

Stay Safe and Informed

• Follow the safety recommendations from healthcare professionals and the CDC.
• Stay apprised of District-wide decisions and announcements by visiting the RCCD COVID-19 information page.