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Carleton’s Ravens are sharing their reasons for getting vaccinated against COVID-19 to help encourage their community to protect themselves and others. Whether it’s playing varsity sports, meeting friends for study sessions or safely attending in-person classes, getting a safe and effective vaccine will help us return to the things we love.
Drop-in vaccination clinics are available at any community clinic, pop-up clinic, or neighbourhood vaccination hub in Ottawa.
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Jodi Matthews, President of the Black Student Alliance, co-founder of Women in Leadership Society.
Jodi Matthews, President of Black Student Alliance, co-founder of Women in Leadership Society
“I got vaccinated so that I could safely visit my friends, get back to in-person classes/extracurriculars at Carleton, and put on in-person events for the clubs that I am part of!” – Jodi Matthews.
Erika Ehrenberg, Women’s Hockey Player, second-year Global and International Studies student
Erika Ehrenberg, Women’s Hockey Player, second-year Global and International Studies student
“I got vaccinated because I want to return to in-person activities as soon as it is safe to do so. I have not yet experienced university classes in person, or represented Carleton in a varsity hockey game, and these are things that I cannot wait to do!” – Erika Ehrenberg.
Nevan Kearney, 2020 graduate, Global and International Studies program
Nevan Kearney, 2021 graduate, Global and International Studies program
“I got vaccinated to ensure that I am doing my part in coming together with the community to fight COVID-19 and stop the spread.” – Nevan Kearney.
Patricia Eddu, Alum – Bachelor of Arts, Double Major in Communications and Psychology
Patricia Eddu, Alum – Bachelor of Arts, Double Major in Communications and Psychology”I got vaccinated because I love my family, but also because I love myself! 2021 has been all about personal wellbeing and getting vaccinated was the best decision for my own mental health.” – Patricia Eddu.
Ricky Comba, Men’s Soccer Player and Journalism student
Ricky Comba, Men’s Soccer Player and Journalism student
“I got vaccinated to protect myself, and more importantly, those around me. Whether it is contact sports, classroom education or even just a simple hug – the vaccine allows for a quicker and safer return to what we all miss so much.” – Ricky Comba.
Emad Houache, Men’s Soccer Player
Emad Houache, Men’s Soccer Player
“I got my COVID-19 vaccine to be able to compete safely while protecting my family and community.” Emad Houache.
Jaden Randles, fourth-year Cognitive Science student and Teaching Assistant
Jaden Randles, fourth-year Cognitive Science student and Teaching Assistant
“I got vaccinated to protect myself, my friends, family, & fellow Canadians. I believe it is everyone’s ethical, social, & moral responsibility. It is accessible, easy, and effective, yet ensures a better, healthier future for all!” – Jaden Randles.
Megan Baker, Evgenia Mamina, Kristen Mendonca, Residence Managers
Megan Baker, Evgenia Mamina, Kristen Mendonca, Residence Managers
“We got vaccinated to keep our residence community, colleagues, friends and family safe!” – Megan Baker, Evgenia Mamina, Kristen Mendonca
Johan Prent, Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace) 2020 Graduate
Johan Prent, Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace) 2020 Graduate
“I got vaccinated because I wanted to protect myself, my family and my community from COVID.” – Johan Prent.
Amal Elmi, Senior Advisor – Gender and Sexual Violence Prevention and Support
Amal Elmi, Senior Advisor – Gender and Sexual Violence Prevention and Support
“COVID-19 has had a disproportionate impact on racialized communities because of social inequities. I got my COVID-19 vaccine to keep myself, my family, and my community safe.” – Amal Elmi.
Wednesday, August 18, 2021 in Academic, Campus Life, Coronavirus, News
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