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Ed Brennen As the Biden Administration continues to push the pace of COVID-19 vaccinations — with a new goal of having 200 million doses administered by the end of April — pharmaceutical companies Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson are working around the clock to meet demand. For those working on the vaccine production lines — like UMass Lowell alumni Christina Michel ’17 and Brian Madigan ’19 at Moderna — it is both exhausting and exhilarating. “It’s very fast paced and the hours are long. But then I turn on the TV and see all the vaccines being distributed and families being reunited, and it really brings so much joy to my day,” says Michel, who earned a bachelor’s degree in biology from the Kennedy College of Sciences and is now a manufacturing associate at Moderna’s production facility in Norwood, Massachusetts.

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