Campus Health
Requirements for freshmen and transfer students:
1. Submit required health forms
Student must submit the following forms as part of the registration process. If you have questions about this part of the process, please call Campus Health at (509) 527-2511.
Immunization history | All students are required to submit a form in this category | Complete the immunization history form > or Submit a certification of exemption > |
Tuberculosis Screening | All students are required to submit this form | Complete the TB screening form > |
Minor consent | Students under 18 are required to submit this form | Submit a preauthorization to treat minors consent form > |
Forms should be sent to:
Fax: WWU Health Clinic | (509) 527-2511
Email: campus.health@wallawalla.edu
Note: When you submit your forms, they must be reviewed by University Clinic staff before your account will be updated and health items are removed from your to-do list. If you have questions, contact campus.health@wallawalla.edu.
Form review process:
- June 17–August 26: Forms will be reviewed and accounts updated on Wednesdays.
- August 31–October 1: Forms will be reviewed and accounts updated daily.
If your submission does not meet registration requirements, we will notify you via the email address you have provided on your form.
2. Review your health insurance
All undergraduate and graduate students (including international students) must be covered by a health insurance plan. Students are responsible for obtaining and maintaining their health insurance. Check that Providence Medical Group is included in your in-network coverage or consider another health insurance plan. View insurance resources >
3. Consider a physical exam (optional)
A complete physical is recommended for new students. This examination can be performed by your regular physician.
4. Consider meningococcal vaccine (optional)
Meningococcal disease requires close contact to spread so is a concern on college campuses, especially for students living in residence halls. In Washington state fewer than 20 cases occur each year.
Learn more about Meningococcal disease and how to prevent it >
Health Resources
Emergency
911
WWU Campus Security
(509) 527-2222
Abuse
(509) 529-9922
Sexual Assault, Abuse, Rape, Domestic Violence
Crisis
(509) 524-2999
Mental health & Substance Abuse Crisis Line
Helpline
(509) 529-3377
WW County (food card for the food bank)
WWU Counseling
(509) 527-2147
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Student Health and Wellness