SUNY announces end of COVID-19 vaccine mandate for students
The updated guidance applies to all 64 campuses statewide.
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Apr 12, 2023, 9:29 AM
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Updated 624 days ago
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at any SUNY school will no longer be required to show proof of COVID-19
vaccination.
The
updated guidance applies to all 64 campuses statewide. It goes into effect for
summer courses and subsequent semesters.
Suffolk County Community
College's President says in part, "We hope that students who hesitated to
register for classes or chose online classes will now feel comfortable
returning to campus to take part in and enjoy a college learning experience
that was interrupted by COVID-19.”
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