Princeton University to require COVID-19 vaccinations for professors, faculty and staff
Princeton University has become the latest college to require COVID-19 vaccinations for professors, faculty and staff.
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Jun 11, 2021, 9:38 AM
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Updated 1,050 days ago
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227ds agoPrinceton University has
become the latest college to require COVID-19 vaccinations for professors,
faculty and staff.
The employees must prove
they've been fully vaccinated by Aug. 1., which is ahead of the start of the fall
semester.
VACCINE INFORMATION: Check to see if you
are eligible
APPOINTMENT INFORMATION: Where and how to get
vaccinated
SEARCH FOR A CURE: Statistics and State Resources
Campus employees can apply for waivers if they have a medical condition
or "sincerely-held religious belief" that prevents them from getting
vaccinated. If they do not get the shot, employees must continue wearing masks,
getting tested regularly and staying socially distant indoors.
The university was
one of the first to announce COVID-19 vaccine requirements for students back in
April.
