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The following students have been named to the spring 2021 dean's list at Husson University, Bangor . Kortney Lynn McKenna of Jefferson is enrolled in Husson's bachelor of science in nursing program. Annie Marie Bryer of Trevett is enrolled in Husson.
Local students named to Husson University dean’s list
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The following area students have been named to the 2020 fall dean’s list at Husson University in Bangor.
Nicholas R. Grard of Albion is a sophomore enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences/Doctor of Pharmacy program.
Morgan Danielle Roy of Augusta is a sophomore enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program.
Ayden Jeffrey Wyman of Augusta is a freshman enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Integrated Technology with a concentration in Computer Information Systems program.
Adam Paul Duprey of Benton is a sophomore enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science/Doctor of Physical Therapy program.
Sunderland academics back calls to give police officers the Covid-19 vaccine
Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner Kim McGuinness has called for police officers to be moved up the vaccine queue alongside healthcare workers
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Police officers should be vaccinated against Covid-19 as soon as possible, Sunderland academics have said.
COVID vaccines must be rolled out across police forces to ensure public safety, North-East police officials and academics have said. Northumbria’s Police Commissioner Kim McGuinness, Chief Constable Winton Keenen and Northumbria Police Federation’s Jim Gray are supporting calls for officers and essential police staff to be prioritised, as appropriate, for the vaccine alongside health-workers in order to keep vital public services safe. Leading academics from the University of Sunderland have added their voices to calls including Dr Jeremy Pearson, senior lecturer in policing and former Northumbria office. Earlier this week the Police Federation called for those serving in our police forces to be soon given access to Covid-19 vaccines, after the most vulnerable members of society and frontline NHS staff.