Discussion about campus COVID-19 transitions and how to navigate them plus Q&A with campus experts
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Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccine clinic June 11
UHS will offer the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine at the Kohl Center (Gate C) on June 11. No appointment is needed.
People 12 and older can get vaccinated against COVID-19 at UW–Madison
UHS will offer COVID-19 vaccination to anyone 12 and older. You do not need to be affiliated with the university to get vaccinated on the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus.
A message of support to the campus BIPOC community
We face a daily onslaught of images showing clearly the disproportionate violence our BIPOC communities experience.
Vaccine clinics offer shots to 2nd and 3rd shift employees
The clinics were designed to reduce the barriers some employees may confront while trying to seek vaccination
Spring eligibility ends May 21, 2021
If you’re graduating in May, you can use UHS services until May 15, 2021.
Statement in response to UW-Madison History Project
Statement from UHS Director, Jake Baggot: On Monday, UW-Madison’s Public History Project will release a blog post written by History graduate student Ezra Gerard. It is titled Gay Purge: The Persecution of Homosexual Students at …
Statement in response to Atlanta shootings
Last evening we learned of violent shootings in Georgia that killed eight people, six of them of Asian descent, and are once again disheartened by the tragic loss of lives. As we mourn the losses, we recognize the perpetuation of bias and hatred toward our Asian and Asian, Pacific Islander and Desi American (APIDA) community members.
UW-Madison to participate in the NCHA survey
Student responses will help guide the improvement and equity of policies, programs, and services that promote health and well-being for UW–Madison students and the campus community.
First employees and students receive COVID-19 vaccine at University Health Services
UW–Madison will continue to provide vaccine as it is available and as federal and state decision-makers determine criteria for additional phases of vaccination.