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Message from Media Relations Director Bob Skipper - Vaccines available to WKU faculty and staff

  • Bob Skipper
  • Wednesday, March 10th, 2021

Med Center Health has COVID vaccines available for WKU faculty and staff who are included in phase 1C. Appointments for the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine can be made by texting COVID to (270) 796-4400. They will be administered in the WKU Health Sciences Complex on the Med Center campus with open parking in the WKU lot across the street from the HSC entrance.

 

Bob Skipper

Media Relations Director

WKU Communication and Marketing

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