Other undergraduate students wishing to reduce their risk of meningococcal disease can also choose to be vaccinated. According to Carmel Williams, R.N., director of student health services at Marywood, the university is making every effort to stay a few steps ahead of any possible campus outbreak. Through our collaboration with Vaccess, we feel that we are being very proactive in informing our students and their families about the disease and its dangers, as well as providing them with the opportunity to protect themselves against it. The clinic is open to all Marywood students, and no appointment is necessary. The immunization can be billed directly to a student's parents, to a major credit card or paid by personal check or cash.
Good health is priceless.
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