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As college campuses across the state of Ohio begin distributing the COVID-19 vaccine, Kent State University has announced its plan to get as many students vaccinated as possible.

On Wednesday, Manfred van Dulmen, Associate Provost of Academic Affairs and Dean of the Division of Graduate Studies, held a press briefing and announced that the University will host vaccine clinics, beginning Thursday, April 8 and concluding on Tuesday, April 13, at the Kent State Ice Arena.

Registration for the clinics is required. Students can register online or by phone at 330-672-2525.

At the clinics, students will be able to receive the one-shot, Johnson and Johnson vaccine from a supply allocated by the Ohio Department of Health and Governor Mike DeWine.

Students at Kent State's regional campuses in Ashtabula, Salem and Stark & Tuscarawas will also have the opportunity to get vaccinated.

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