Out-of-state IU students currently ineligible for second COVID-19 vaccine dose in Indiana
Jan 22, 2021 5:35 pmAn IU official recommended out-of-state students stay home if they’ve received their first dose.
An IU official recommended out-of-state students stay home if they’ve received their first dose.
Dr. Aaron Carroll said he is optimistic about a safe return for students to campus.
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McRobbie said IU will ensure all members of the community receive the vaccine.
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It’s unclear whether IU will mandate the vaccine like it did the flu vaccine this winter.
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The announcement comes as IU works with the state to coordinate a vaccine distribution plan.
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