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As the semester draws closer to an end, students may find themselves looking over the COVID-19 vaccine options to help keep themselves safe, should they plan for any summer break travels. With how the coronavirus is continuing its spread in more infectious variants, it can be crucial to have this planned before the break starts, if students have not already done it.
Starting May 1, Lubbockâs vaccine clinic at Lubbock Memorial Civic Center will no longer be available to the public. These will instead be replaced by pop-up clinics that will happen around town to better accommodate people with their vaccination plans, said director of Public Health Katherine Wells.
The Texas Department of Emergency Management made a release April 29 regarding the upcoming campus vaccination clinics hosted by the department and United Supermarkets. According to the notice, the clinics will be open and free to all Texas Tech students, faculty, and staff. The clinic hosted by TDEM will be held inside the atrium in the Student Union, while the clinics by United will be held in United Supermarkets Arena, using the student entrance on the southeast corner.
According to the release, the Johnson & Johnson single-dose vaccine will be distributed in all clinics. Additionally, the United Supermarkets clinics on May 10, 12, and 13 will also provide the Moderna second dose for those that took part in clinics earlier this month. Participants do not need to register or make an appointment before the clinic.
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