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.
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