Medical Forms
IMPORTANT - COVID-19 REQUIREMENTS
- All campers must be fully vaccinated. Full vaccination is defined as 2 weeks after the second Moderna or Pfizer shot or 2 weeks after the one Johnson & Johnson shot.
- All campers must provide a negative COVID-19 test result. Upon arrival, campers will need to provide a negative PCR/Antigen test that has been administered & received within 72 hours of the camp/clinic start date. Please keep in mind that "home tests" are not acceptable.
- Limited access on campus. Please limit the number of individuals traveling to campus with each camper and keep in mind that spectators will not be allowed during indoor or outdoor sports camps/clinics.
- Medical and Religious Exemptions. Medical and religious exemptions will not be accepted for 2021-22 Sports Clinics.
For more information, please review all Frequently Asked Questions.
The Parental Release Form & Health Form are also included in the Camper Information Packet. A link to the packet is provided in the Confirmation Receipt e-mailed after registering.
Participants are required to submit the Parental Release Form, Health Form and a copy of their Immunization Records at check-in. Without these documents completed in their entirety, campers will not be permitted to participate in any camp activity.
The Parental Release Form must be signed by the participants parent/guardian and includes areas to list an emergency contact.
HEALTH FORM
The Health Form must be completed and signed by the participants parent/guardian and covers the camper's medical history, insurance policy, allergies, medications and any limitations.
Medications at camp
In accordance with N.J.A.C. 8:25-5.3(h), Princeton University will not administer medications of any type (prescription or over-the-counter) to camp participants of any age. Princeton University will not be held responsible for housing/storing medication(s). Parent(s)/Legal Guardian(s) and camp participants will be held responsible for administering and housing/storing medication(s) in a discrete place during camp.
We strongly recommend Parent(s)/Legal Guardian(s) of camp participants that have been prescribed medication(s) that are self-administered to treat potentially life-threatening conditions (ie. inhalers, EpiPen) meet with the Health Director during check-in to discuss their use.
IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS
New Jersey Youth Camp Standards (N.J.A.C. 8:25) require campers to be immunized with the vaccinations required for child-care center, preschool or school attendance as appropriate for the camper's age, according to the immunization schedule found in N.J.A.C. 8:57-4. An immunization schedule can be found at https://nj.gov/health/cd/documents/imm_requirements/k12_parents.pdf