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CofC holds its 1st COVID-19 vaccine clinic, with shots hard to reach to students so far

Summary by The Post and Courier

The College of Charleston held its first vaccination clinic for students on April 14 after receiving a designation as a vaccine distributor from the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control.

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Spectrum News

Kent State University students: No regrets for vaccine

Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause puts some students on edge.

3 years ago·United States

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The Post and Courier

CofC holds its 1st COVID-19 vaccine clinic, with shots hard to reach to students so far

3 years ago·Charleston, United States

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WVTM

Samford nursing, pharmacy students administering COVID vaccine on campus

Samford University nursing and pharmacy students on Wednesday began vaccinating thousands of students, faculty and staff at the school to protect them from COVID-19.

3 years ago·Birmingham, United States

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KELO

Augustana University hosts on-campus COVID-19 vaccine clinic for students

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) - Senior Rachel Ochoa is one of one hundred Augustana University students signed up and in line to get their COVID-19 vaccine."Since I'm out of state, I jumped right on it because I know it's important to keep our community safe," Ochoa said.She's excited for it to give her the chance to reunite with her loved ones."I have grandparents who are older that I like to visit, so being able to visit them after a year and a hal…

3 years ago·Sioux Falls, United States

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Wood TV

WMU holds first on-campus vaccine clinic

Western Michigan University held its first on-campus COVID-19 vaccination clinic on Wednesday, in an effort to better reach the college population.

3 years ago

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The Temple News

Tracking COVID-19 cases at Temple University

Updated on 4/13 at 8:30 p.m.Spring 2021Temple University defines students in university housing as those who are living in university housing at the time they are tested for COVID-19 and students in non-university housing as those who are not living in university housing at the time of testing, according to the university’s active case dashboard. It defines employees as faculty and staff “regularly working” on campus at the time they are tested …

3 years ago·Philadelphia, United States

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