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November 6, 2009: Ohio University has been designated a 2009 H1N1 receiving site. The vaccine will be shipped as it becomes available to the designated sites.
Once Ohio University receives the 2009 H1N1 vaccine, clinics will be announced
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has established target groups to receive the vaccine first. Once the demand for the target groups has been met everyone should receive the vaccine.
Click here for more information from the CDC on vaccine distribution.
For more information about H1N1 and how to increase your chances of staying healthy, visit the university's H1N1 Web site.
If the emergency is a critical incident, or becomes a critical incident, you will find information through some or all of the following, depending on the incident and the conditions at the time:
- Campus televisions connected to CATvision
- Ohio University’s homepage
- Your campus e-mail (Oak accounts)
- Text message
- Outdoor emergency notification system
- This page
- 740.597.1800 for a recorded message (on Athens campus, 7-1800)
- Non-tech methods (on-the-ground teams, bullhorns, posted alerts, etc.)
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION and links
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Sign up for the Emergency Text Message SystemEnter or change your information here.Sign up here
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*Disclaimer: The university will attempt to provide timely, important messages that are as accurate as possible under the circumstances. In an emergency, however, all forms of communication can become unreliable.
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