Campus COVID-19 Immunization Clinics

The Student Wellness Centre on the Waterloo campus is running regular COVID-19 immunization clinics for Laurier students, faculty, and staff who are 18 and over.  Clinics will run throughout the summer and fall terms.  New dates will be posted regularly based on demand, public health guidelines and vaccine supply.

Details

Location: the Paul Martin Centre (directly above the Dining Hall and just outside the Student Wellness Centre).  The clinic can be accessed via the exterior doors on the quad side of the Student Services building, by the Student Wellness Centre, or the Toyota Solarium.

You must be approved to be on campus by completing the COVID-19 Self-Assessment Questionnaire on Laurier’s SAFEHawk app prior to your admission to the clinic.

What to Bring: Bring your health card or UHIP card; wear a t-shirt; plan to wait 15 minutes after your injection.  Bring your own mask and wear it all times when you are on campus.

Procedures: To book an appointment, please submit the COVID-19 Immunization Intake form linked on our website. Please note that this form will only be available when dates are posted. If you don’t see the link, check back in a few days. We will email you registration forms and a COVID-19 screening form to complete before your appointment. When you arrive at the clinic, we will verify that you have been approved to be on campus by the SAFEHawk COVID screening tool.

Brant County Health Unit is operating regular vaccine clinics at One Market on the Brantford campus. Visit the BCHU website for more information. If you are a Brantford student, faculty, or staff member, you are also welcome to use the Waterloo campus clinic.

Additional Information

• If you received your first dose outside of Ontario, make sure you register it here before you come for your second shot.
• Please note that we do not know what vaccine we will be administering ahead of the clinic date. Our immunization policies align with those of Region of Waterloo Public Health and the Ministry of Health: the best vaccine for your second dose is the vaccine that is available first. All vaccines provided in Ontario provide strong protection against COVID-19 and its variants. Mixing vaccines is safe, effective, and enables more Ontarians to receive their second dose sooner.
• Visit the Region of Waterloo Public Health website for more information about second doses