Incidents of alleged sexual abuse or sexual assault are included under Rule 11.E.2. Due to the inherent conflicts of interest, no individual should initiate or participate in institutional or educational decisions involving a direct benefit or penalty to a person with whom that individual has or has had a sexual relationship. It is the policy and practice of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign to protect the public health on the campus and to respect the privacy rights and medical needs of individuals with HIV Disease. In general, students, faculty, and staff with HIV Disease are expected to continue study or work in an unrestricted setting. This policy is based on current epidemiological data and may be modified as required by new scientific and medical information.
Education is of paramount importance in the etiology and prevention of any disease.
All laboratory samples will be treated as possible HIV positive materials. Identifying information will be provided only as required by law. G. Students who have a confirmed diagnosis of HIV Disease are recommended to inform the campus Health Center, which will offer counseling and support services under these guidelines. The following guidelines state the manner in which special accommodation and auxiliary aids are provided to students with disabilities admitted to study at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Coordination of the University's efforts in this area is through the Division of Rehabilitation-Education Services.