Dear ESF Community,

Onondaga County, in partnership with Le Moyne College, is holding an on-campus vaccination clinic tomorrow, April 9 to distribute doses of the Johnson & Johnson one-shot vaccine.

Our friends and colleagues at the County and Le Moyne have opened the clinic to unvaccinated ESF students, staff and faculty. If you have not already been vaccinated, I encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to protect not only yourself but your friends and families.

This clinic will take place Friday, April 9 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in Le Moyne’s Recreation Center, however those attending will enter through the Events Center (directly across from the turf stadium). The address to use for your GPS is Le Moyne College - 500 Springfield Road - Syracuse NY 13214. There will be a signage and people providing direction.

All ESF faculty, staff and students who have not yet been vaccinated are encouraged to do so at this clinic.
 
To make an appointment click here to visit the Le Moyne-specific vaccine website created by Onondaga County to select a time that fits your schedule. Once you have completed the online form, you will receive a confirmation email that will include a screening and consent form. Please complete and print the form or show it on your phone when you arrive for your vaccination.

You will need to bring proof of identification such as your driver’s license, government-issued identification card or ESF ID card. Bring your insurance card - you will be asked for insurance information, but the vaccine is free and there will never be a charge to you. This information is for administrative use only. You do not need to have insurance to get the vaccine. 
 
All those signed up for the LeMoyne vaccine clinic should go to the main entrance of the Event Center, where they will be directed to the Recreation Center through the connected hallway. 

A shuttle will run continuously from ESF to Le Moyne beginning at 8:30 a.m. You can catch the shuttle by the Gateway Center entrance facing Jahn Laboratory with pick up estimated to happen at 30-minute intervals.

 Again, I encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity. Johnson & Johnson is a one-dose vaccine and therefore does not require you to stay in the area for a second shot weeks later. For those leaving the area at the end of the semester, this is the most convenient option to get protected.

Sincerely,
Joanie Mahoney
ESF President