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Tigers show how it's done

Tigers do their part to stop COVID-19

Media by: Brittney Way

More than 1,850 people were vaccinated against COVID-19 at a mass clinic April 2 on the DePauw campus.

The Putnam County Health Department and Hendricks Regional Health partnered with DePauw to stage the clinic, which took place at the Lilly Center. The one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine was given to students, faculty and staff members and members of the Greencastle community.

Eighty students; 79 faculty and staff members; and dozens from the community, Putnam County Health and Hendricks Regional Health volunteered to make the clinic happen.

For more, watch our video here.

Student points to bandage on his arm where he got his shot

Volunteer directs student to get his shot

People in chairs awaiting their turn to get a vaccine.

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Posted on: April 6, 2021

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