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For Immediate Release
April 29, 2021


Governor Visits Grant Campus, Announces State to Give Vaccines Directly to Colleges and Universities, Suffolk Students Vaccinated

Suffolk County Community College students, from left, Jason Saravia, Gabrielle Flores, Kecia McKoy and Brian Higgins all received COVID-19 vaccinations at NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo's announcement at Suffolk’s Michael J. Grant Campus
Suffolk County Community College students, from left, Jason Saravia, Gabrielle Flores, Kecia McKoy and Brian Higgins all received COVID-19 vaccinations at NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo's announcement at Suffolk’s Michael J. Grant Campus

Suffolk County Community College students, from left, Jason Saravia, Gabrielle Flores, Kecia McKoy and Brian Higgins all received COVID-19 vaccinations at NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo's announcement at Suffolk’s Michael J. Grant Campus this morning that New York State is taking its battle to defeat COVID-19 to college campuses, offering vaccines for students with direct allocations to schools, colleges and universities.

The Governor greeted each of the students after they received their vaccinations.

“Vaccinations are safe and effective and the best way to ensure that students don’t bring the virus home to family and friends. Vaccinations will also open the door to a return to campus and the college life students have been missing.” said Suffolk County Community College Interim President Louis Petrizzo.

Suffolk County Community College students who would like to be vaccinated can schedule a vaccination appointment by email at: myturn@sunysuffolk.edu. The email must include contact information (cell phone number and college email address). A college representative will call to schedule an appointment.