SUNY chancellor: J&J vaccine pause marks another ‘COVID curveball’
Earlier this week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the state would supply colleges with vaccines for students and staff--starting with SUNY colleges.
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21ds agoWith the Johnson & Johnson vaccine temporarily on hold, adjustments are being made to the vaccine rollout at colleges and universities statewide.
Earlier this week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the state would supply colleges with vaccines for students and staff--starting with SUNY colleges.
SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatra tells News 12 that this is just another COVID curveball and that they will push through.
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