It’s not too late to protect yourself from getting the flu this winter. The Office of Human Resources, in partnership with Health Services, will offer one more clinic for faculty, staff and students to receive a free flu vaccine. Annual vaccination is an important step people can take to protect themselves and others from the flu. Plan to stop by to get your vaccine to maximize your protection throughout the flu season.
The clinic will be held Tuesday, Jan. 31, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., 303 Newhouse 1, Miron Special Events Room.
You must present your 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 Jan. 31 flu clinic for faculty, staff and students, please contact the University Wellness Initiative at 315.443.5472 or wellness@syr.edu.
For other flu vaccine options please visit University Wellness Initiative.
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