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Sophomore environmental safety major Ean Kenyon receives his first vaccine at the clinic held on April 12. “I feel really good, both my parents have gotten it already,” Kenyon said. “I know a lot of non-students have gotten it, so it’s really nice to see that they’re finally taking care of the college kids.” The clinic was hosted in the multipurpose building with UCM nursing students administering the vaccine to fellow students.

975 Students Vaccinated

Written by Michael Lewis, Reporter • April 23, 2021

  The University of Central Missouri Campus Community Health office teamed up with Johnson County Community Health Services and nursing students to distribute Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine shots to UCM students...

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Ashley Holmberg, employee health nurse for Western Missouri Medical Center, sits with nurses Jacquelyn Addington and Carly Kellogg preparing COVID-19 vaccines for patients at Milestones Barn. “The thing I like about it is everyone who comes here wants the vaccine,” Holmberg said. The team of nurses said they have had a very positive experience working the clinics.

Diligent Nurses Vaccinate Warrensburg Community

Written by Skye Melcher, Features Editor • March 29, 2021

  The nurses at Western Missouri Medical Center have been working diligently since the first clinic, held on Jan. 29, to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine to the community. According to Missouri’s COVID-19...

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