The Office of Human Resources, in collaboration with Health Services and the Onondaga County Health Department, will continue their partnership to offer free flu vaccines to the Syracuse University community. The first flu clinic–open to all students, faculty and staff– will be held Wednesday, Oct. 12, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Flanagan Gymnasium.
Two additional flu clinics are scheduled for faculty and staff:
Individuals must present a valid SU ID at the clinic to receive the vaccine. Temporary employees may show an alternate picture ID. No appointments are necessary.
If you have questions about the student, faculty and staff clinic on Oct. 12, please call SU Health Services at 315.443.9005. Questions about the Oct. 27 and Nov. 1 flu clinics for faculty and staff should be directed to the University Wellness Initiative at 315.443.5472 or wellness@syr.edu.
These clinics are not open to SUNY ESF students, faculty and staff.
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