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Important COVID-19 Vaccination Information for SU Students

Tuesday April 6, 2021

Dear Students,

As 久久国产精品久久 continues its COVID-19 precautions, please note the following:

  • Yesterday, Governor Hogan announced the availability of the COVID-19 vaccine for all Maryland residents age 16 and older. This includes all Maryland university students, even those from out of state.
  • The Wicomico County Health Department will hold two COVID-19 vaccination clinics for SU students and employees Monday-Tuesday, April 12-13, in Maggs Gym. Those attending must be current in their required COVID-19 testing for campus access. Please use the links below to pre-register:
  • For those unable to participate in the SU clinics, the Maryland Department of Health and Wicomico County Health Department continue to offer free COVID-19 vaccines at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center and former Tuesday Morning store at the Centre at Salisbury, respectively. Register at or by following the instructions at .
  • Walk-up vaccination appointments also may be available at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center.
  • Make-up COVID-19 testing for students who missed their regularly scheduled SU COVID-19 tests while traveling for the holiday weekend April 2-4 continues 9 a.m.-3:45 p.m. Wednesday, April 7, in the Great Hall of Holloway Hall. No appointment is necessary. Please note: This testing is only for those originally scheduled to have tested April 2-4.
  • Regardless of vaccination status, students will need to continue to receive an SU-administered COVID-19 test with a negative result every seven days to maintain regular access to campus buildings, classrooms and offices. First-time testers should sign up at  to begin their weekly testing appointments.
  • Students needing a one-day campus pass for classes, exams or other purposes should contact COVIDTesting@salisbury.edu three business days before they need to be on campus and schedule a test for their on-campus day at . A one-day pass will be issued once that test is taken with a negative result.

Please stay safe, and thank you for continuing to do your part to #ProtectTheFlock.