Dear Students and Families:
Later this week, Syracuse University expects to receive and administer COVID-19 vaccines on campus. For that reason, we are asking ALL students who plan to be vaccinated to pre-register by completing the online form. Once the COVID-19 vaccine is available on campus, the Barnes Center will schedule student appointments, starting first with those who have pre-registered. Appointments will be scheduled via text and email, so please keep your phone and/or devices near you in the event you receive a notification.
Submit Proof of Vaccination: Once you’ve received your vaccination, or if you have already been vaccinated off campus, please submit your documentation through the Student Patient Portal. Doing so has benefits that include exempting you from required pre-entry testing to stadium events and from being quarantined in the event you are a close contact to a positive COVID-19 case.
The Public Health Team has been so proud of the way the vast majority of our students have conducted themselves throughout the pandemic. Getting vaccinated is the next important step we need to take in stopping the COVID-19 virus.
Sincerely,
Syracuse University Public Health Team
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