Dear Students, Families, Faculty and Staff:
Yesterday Syracuse University announced that for the next two weeks, the Stadium Testing Center will provide access to free testing for Central New York residents. At the same time, continuing to provide quick and efficient COVID testing to members of the Syracuse University community remains one of our key public health priorities. For that reason, I’m writing to remind you that during the period we are offering testing to the public at the stadium, we will simultaneously operate the testing center at Kimmel Dining Hall for the use of Syracuse University students, faculty, staff and families.
Please note: Testing at the Kimmel Dining Hall is available to members of the Syracuse University community during the following hours, through Friday, Jan. 14.
Please continue to visit Kimmel to participate in our COVID testing. Thank you for your cooperation as we work to support our neighbors and the Central New York community.
Sincerely,
J. Michael Haynie
Vice Chancellor for Strategic Initiatives and Innovation
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