COVID-19 Vaccine Offered to UAFS Health Students, Faculty

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Published January 13, 2021 at 12:21 PM CST

Coleman Pharmacy partnered with UAFS to host a COVID-19 vaccine on campus on the first day of the spring semester.

More than 300 students attending the University of Arkansas Fort Smith had the option to receive the COVID-19 vaccine Monday. A vaccination clinic was hosted on campus thanks to a partnership between Coleman Pharmacy and the UAFS College of Health Sciences.

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