How the USMB operates during the COVID-19 health crisis

Given the current health situation, the USMB’s priorities are to protect students and staff and to contain the spread of the virus in order to maintain the institution’s operations and vitality.

Here, we are providing you with the opportunity to review the regulatory documents regarding the USMB’s operations during the COVID-19 health crisis.

Updated on September 27, 2022

USMB Regulatory Documents

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Compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation

Given the current health and epidemiological situation regarding COVID-19, and in accordance with current ministerial guidelines, it is the responsibility of Savoie Mont Blanc University to implement measures aimed at limiting the spread of the virus on campus by identifying the various cases (positive cases, close contacts, individuals at risk, etc.) in order to:

  • the implementation of internal alert and protection measures, as well as measures necessary to ensure the continuity of educational and administrative activities,
  • the submission of relevant data pertaining to the facility’s scope to the public health authorities (ARS).

The data collected is handled confidentially and exclusively by authorized personnel at the institution (the COVID-19 Coordinator, the Preventive Medicine Department, and the Student Health Service). It is forwarded to the relevant public authorities (ARS) and to the CROUS (if applicable). This information is retained for the duration of the health crisis and then anonymized for management and statistical purposes.

In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the amended Act of January 28, 1978 (Data Protection Act), you may access your personal information by contacting the institution’s COVID-19 liaison at referent.covid@univ-smb.fr.

You may also contact the institution’s Data Protection Officer (DPO@grenet.fr). If your request is not addressed, you may file a complaint with the CNIL.