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About 200 people received their first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on Thursday in New Braunfels, as county health officials tested out their mass vaccination plan for the first time.
Comal County and the city of New Braunfels coordinated in staging the vaccine clinic at New Braunfels Civic/Convention Center in hopes of testing the elements and details involved in a mass vaccination in preparation for when the county starts receiving higher numbers of the vaccines.
âWeâre testing our capability to give vaccines to large groups quickly,â said Cheryl Fraser, Comal County public health director. âIf we ran everybody through the public health department, we would have limited space, limited nurses, limited slots, but if we move into a facility like this where we can get nursing students to volunteer, we can do this on a larger scale. Weâre testing our capabilities today on how many vaccines we can give and how our flow worked and what we need to change t
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Show Transcript AT A BETTER TIME. REPORTER: NURSES PLAY SUCH A VITAL ROLES IN OUR LIFE, ESPECIALLY NOW DURING THE PANDEMIC. GALEN COLLEGE IS SEEING MORE INTEREST IN THE FIELD AND THEY HAVE A BIG FACILITY TO MEET THE KNEE. WE NEED TO MAKE SURE WE HAVE THE EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY AND THE SPACE TO BE ABLE TO ADEQUATELY EDUCATE THEM, AND THIS BUILDING GIVES US THAT OPPORTUNITY. REPORTER: GALEN COLLEGE OF NURSING’S NEW 130,000 SQUARE FOOT CAMPUS QUALIFIES AS THE AREA’S LARGEST AND MOST ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION FACILITY. WE ARE THE LARGEST EDUCATOR OF PRE-LICENSED NURSES IN KENTUCKY WITH SOME OF THE BEST OUTCOMES AS WELL. REPORTER: THE STATE OF THE-ART FACILITY INCLUDES A LARGE SIMULATION HOSPITAL, LABS, AND A STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER. DR. AUDRIA DENKER SAYS IT WAS DESIGNED WIT
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Grammy-nominated artist Buffalo Stille from hip hop group “Nappy Roots” signed on to help promote the Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship. During today’s virtual press conference hosted by Kentucky Community and Technical College Systems (KCTCS), Stille recalled his experiences as a college student and the struggles many face today to fund their education.
Stille said he was just like any other ordinary student in college before he got signed to Atlantic Records in 1998. But because he spent so much time on tour, clocking more than 200 shows per year, he waited until 2017 to return to college.
“When you’re on the road and doing your career, I’m a rapper so you can imagine, school was the last thing on my mind at that point. But what made me decide to go back was just realizing where I am now as a 40-year-old hip hop artist, just hoping I can transition into something else. But I’m not planning on retiring anytime soon.”