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2021年度前学期授業について（浦安キャンパス）第二報
在学生の皆様へ
新入学生の皆様へ
保証人・保護者の皆様へ
明海大学では、2020年12月15日に第一報でお知らせしましたとおり、本学の2021年度前学期の授業については、徹底した感染防止策を講じながら、通学を前提とした授業運営を行います。
大学では学生の皆さんを安全にキャンパスに迎えられるよう、学内施設の飛沫防止対策や厚生労働省が定めた基準に従った換気を行います。
学生の皆さんは、安心して登校に向けて準備をしてください。今後も新しい生活様式を実施し、明海大学生として社会的に責任ある行動と、感染予防・健康管理の徹底を改めてお願いします。
１日も早い新型コロナウイルス感染症の終息を祈りつつ、学生の皆さんとともにこの困難を乗り越えていけるよう本学教職員一同、全力を尽くしてまいりますので、皆様のご理解とご協力をよろしくお願いいたします。
2021年3月3日
学長
安井 利一
■基本的な授業運営
2021年度前学期開講授業の約8 割を対面授業、約2割を遠隔授業で実施し、通学を前提とした授業運営を行います。授業形態は、各授業のシラバス(講義概要)に記載します。
シラバス等、前学期授業に関する詳細は、別途Webポータルシステムでお知らせします。新入生には行事案内とともに郵送にて概要をお知らせします。
また、キャンパス内にて遠隔授業を受講できる環境を整えておりますが、学生の皆さんは自宅でも遠隔授業の受講環境を確保いただくようお願いします。
（今後の感染状況により再び遠隔授業を中心とした授業形態とせざるを得なくなる場合があります。）
■学内における感染防止対策
学内施設の全ての入り口にサーマルカメラを設置し、入り口や廊下の消毒液配置による手指消毒の徹底と換気設備や窓・ドアの開閉により常時換気を行います。
また、学生食堂には飛沫防止パーテーションを設置、30周年記念館スチューデントホールも感染防止策を講じ、利用可能とします。
学生の皆さんは、マスクを常に着用して、会話の際には話者との距離を最低1m取るように心がけてください。
■情報機器利用環境の整備
キャンパス内で安定的に無線LAN接続ができるような環境整備を行います。
■様々な事情を抱える学生への配慮
本学は、感染することで重篤化しやすい基礎疾患を有している学生や日本に入国できない留学生など、対面授業への出席に配慮を必要とする学生への対応を行います。
※遠隔授業を希望する場合
新入生は行事案内とともに郵送にて、在学生はWebポータルシステムにて、申請方法をお知らせしますので、その申請方法に従って申請してください。
歯学部においては、別途お知らせします。
First-term Classes in the 2021 Academic Year (Urayasu Campus) Part 2
To all currently enrolled students
To all newly enrolling students
To all guarantors and parents
As stated in Part One, issued December 15, 2020, Meikai University intends to offer classes in the first term of the 2021 academic year on the assumption that students will attend in person, while taking full and stringent measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
To welcome all students to campus safely, the University is taking measures to prevent droplet infection and installing ventilation in accordance with the standards stipulated by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW).
Students are asked to make the necessary preparations to attend classes safely. Now and in the future, you will need to implement a new mode of living. Act in a socially responsible manner as befits a student of Meikai University, taking thorough measures to prevent infection and manage your health.
We are all praying for the quickest possible end to this COVID-19 pandemic. The staff and faculty of Meikai University are doing everything possible to overcome this current difficulty along with you. I thank you sincerely for your understanding and cooperation.
Toshikazu Yasui
President
Meikai University
March 3, 2021
- Basic class operations
When classes begin in the first term of the 2021 academic year, about 80% of classes will be held in person, while the remaining 20% or so will be conducted remotely. Classes will be run on the assumption that students will attend in person. The format for each class is listed in the syllabus.
Notification of the syllabus and other details regarding first-term classes will be provided through the Web Portal System. An overview will also be sent to new students by postal service, along with a guide to school events.
We are also working to provide an environment for attending classes remotely while remaining on campus. Students are asked to ensure that they have the necessary environment for remote learning installed at home.
(Please note that the University may unavoidably need to return to class formats focused on remote learning, depending on the status of the pandemic.)
Measures to prevent infection at the University
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- Thermal cameras are installed at all entrances to campus facilities. Hand sanitizers are provided at entrances and in hallways. Constant ventilation is assured by operation of ventilation equipment and opening of windows and doors.
- Plastic partitions to prevent droplet infection are installed in the student cafeteria. Measures to prevent infection in the 30th Anniversary Student Hall are installed and available for use.
- Students are asked to wear masks at all times. When engaging in conversation, please maintain social distance of at least 1m.
- Preparation of an environment for use of IT equipment
The necessary environment will be implemented to enable stable wireless LAN connections on campus.
- Consideration for students in a wide range of situations
Some students may be unable to attend classes in person because they have underlying conditions that may become critical if they become infected. Foreign students may be prevented from entering Japan. The University is responding to the concerns of students who require special consideration to attend classes in person.
- Students who wish to attend by remote learning
Notification of procedures for applying to attend by remote learning will be sent to new students by postal service along with the guide to University events. Current students can view this information on the Web Portal System. Interested students are invited to apply according to the specified procedure.
Separate notice will be provided for students enrolled in the School of Dentistry.