Vaccines
December 16, 2021
Omicron variant detected at UW; COVID-19 booster strongly recommended (Message to the UW community)
While we are still learning more about the new variant, vaccine boosters have been shown to provide additional protection and we strongly encourage a COVID vaccine booster for everyone who is eligible to receive one.
November 20, 2021
Moderna and Pfizer vaccine boosters available for ages 18+ (Post updated)
Based on updated guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA), UW Medicine is now providing boosters of the Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines — as well as the Johnson & Johnson vaccine — to all patients ages 18 or older.
October 29, 2021
COVID-19 vaccine waitlist now open for children ages 5 to 11
UW Medicine is pleased to announce that it has opened a COVID-19 vaccine appointment waitlist for children ages 5 to 11 in anticipation of new recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) next week.
Student vaccination requirement reminder (Message to instructors and instructional support staff)
This message was sent to instructors, instructional support staff and teaching assistants across the University of Washington. Dear Colleagues: We are writing with a few updates involving the student vaccine documentation process. As you may know, the governor has required students to provide proof of vaccination – or request a medical or religious exemption –…
FAQ: How can students check whether they’ve met the COVID-19 vaccination requirements to register for winter quarter classes?
As autumn quarter continues, we’re highlighting some of the questions and answers in the COVID-19 frequently asked questions of greatest interest to the community. In order to register for winter quarter, all UW students must submit proof of vaccination against COVID-19, or documentation to request a medical or religious exemption. If you think you’ve submitted proof of…
October 28, 2021
COVID vax requirement: Your winter enrollment is on hold (Message to students)
This message was sent to: all UW students who have not yet uploaded the required documentation to verify their COVID-19 vaccination status. all University of Washington students who have not yet verified their COVID-19 vaccination status. Dear Students, If you’re receiving this message, it means that the UW does not have a completed record of your…
October 21, 2021
BY OCT. 29: Verify COVID vaccination status to register for winter quarter (Message to students)
This message is being sent to all University of Washington students who have not yet uploaded the required documentation to verify their COVID-19 vaccination status. Dear Students, If you’re receiving this message, it means that the UW does not have a completed record of your vaccination status as part of the University’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement….
October 15, 2021
Action required: Upload vaccination documentation (Message to students who haven’t yet uploaded documentation)
If you’re receiving this message, it means that the UW does not have a record of your vaccination status as part of the University’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement. In order to register for winter quarter, you must upload your vaccination documentation or medical/religious exemption request by October 29.
October 11, 2021
FAQ: How can I review my vaccine verification status in Workday?
As autumn quarter continues, we’re highlighting some of the questions and answers in the COVID-19 frequently asked questions of greatest interest to the community. How can I review my vaccine verification status in Workday? Log into Workday from the link at the top of the ISC website. In Workday, select the Cloud icon in the upper right corner, then…
September 29, 2021
Action required: Upload vaccination documentation (Message to students)
As we begin the autumn quarter, we are writing to inform you of updates to the University’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement in light of the Governor’s recent changes to state vaccine requirements. These updates will require you to provide additional information — even if you previously completed the student vaccination attestation.
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