Hello!
SLU is thrilled to offer the COVID-19 vaccines!
Before you arrive
- Consent form: Prior to vaccination, you will be required to fill out a consent form. You should have received a copy of via email with this registration link, as well. Please review it and consult with your doctor with any concerns. You can print this document and fill it out ahead of time, or we will have them on-site for you.
- Clothing: Please wear a loose-fitting shirt or top that permits you to freely expose your upper arm where the shot will be administered.
- For second doses, 1st booster dose, or 2nd booster dose: please bring your CDC COVID-19 vaccination card so we can fill out your new vaccine for your records.
- Feeling ill, tested positive recently or directed to quarantine? Stay home. We cannot allow people with COVID-19 symptoms, those who have tested positive within the last 14 days or those who have been directed to quarantine due to exposure onto our campus.
- Review the vaccine EUA Fact Sheet: You can review the emergency use authorization for the and for the Pfizer vaccine aged 12 and up here, the Moderna vaccine here, and Novavax here. Information regarding the Pfizer vaccine for children aged 5-11 can be viewed here.
When you arrive
- Timing: Please expect our vaccination process to take 30+ minutes, including at least 15 minutes of required observation after you receive the vaccine.
Second dose (Moderna, Pfizer, & Novavax)
- We will schedule your second dose on-site after you receive the first vaccine.
Booster
The new bivalent mRNA booster is approved, and it is the only vaccine now authorized as a booster. You may receive this booster 2 months after a booster or infection.
FAQs
- Already vaccinated? If you are a member of the SLU community (faculty, staff or student) and have already been vaccinated, please submit your proof of vaccination via the Vaccine Proof and Exemptions Portal.
- For additional information on COVID-19 vaccines, please click here.
- Questions about which dose to sign up for? Please speak to your primary health care physician
- Save this link to look out for additional vaccine clinics held at SLU
- Vaccines are also readily available at community vaccination sites.
