SDCCD : COVID-19 Vaccine Available At Mesa College On July 28

Press release from San Diego Community College District:

July 20, 2021

The White House and the U.S. Department of Education have invited colleges across
the country to join the efforts to end the pandemic by signing up for the COVID-19
College Vaccine Challenge.

San Diego Mesa College has joined the White House Challenge, to host vaccinations on campus from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 28, 2021.
Appointments and walk-ins (no appointment needed) will be available for students,
faculty, staff and members of the community.  The vaccines are available at no cost
to everyone age 12 and older, regardless of immigration or insurance status. 

Make an appointment

“We are taking this Challenge to keep every student, faculty, and staff safe, along
with members of the larger Mesa College community,” stated Mesa College President
Pamela Luster.

Vaccine Available: The Pfizer vaccine will be available for adults. For anyone ages 12-15, a parent must
be present. For anyone ages 16-17, parents can give phone consent. Patients who schedule
an appointment will be automatically routed to make an appointment for their 2nd dose.
Documentation required: Photo ID and Insurance card (if available).

Appointments: Available to San Diego Community College District personnel 15 days prior. The general
public can access appointments 5 days in advance. Walk-ins accepted.

Location: San Diego Mesa College, 7250 Mesa College Drive, San Diego. Park in Parking Lot 1
(parking is free), vaccinations will be provided in the lobby of the Student Services
Building (I4).

This press release was produced by San Diego Community College District. The views expressed here are the author’s own.