Student Vaccine Information

All individuals ages 16 and older are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccination in the state of Michigan.

Student Vaccination Information | Faculty & Staff Vaccination Information

Don't Miss Your Shot

All Michigan residents age 16 and older are now eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccination, meaning U-M Students, staff and faculty can now get vaccinated even before the semester ends! Vaccination appointments are free and the following opportunities are currently available specifically for U-M Students. Additional information on vaccination resources for staff and faculty is also provided below.

Vaccination supply continues to change weekly, making it hard to know what opportunities will be available in the future. Be sure to register in advance as walk-in appointments are not available to ensure social distancing and that zero vaccine doses are wasted. If you cannot attend a previously scheduled appointment, please cancel the appointment to allow someone else to get vaccinated.

Don't miss your shot, each one counts!

Helpful resources

U-M Student Vaccination Appointments

APRIL 13 and 14 at Michigan Athletics Indoor Training Facility

Address: 1150 SOUTH STATE STREET, ANN ARBOR, MI 48103

Vaccination type: Single-dose Johnson & Johnson/Janssen provided in partnership with Kroger.

To register: Visit umich.jotform.com/210973713897872.

Vaccination is free for eligible students age 18 and above. An insurance card and a signed vaccination consent form must be presented at the appointment.

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APRIL 15 and 16 at Meijer Pharmacy

Address: 3145 ANN ARBOR-SALINE RD, ANN ARBOR, MI 48103

Vaccination type: Single-dose Johnson & Johnson/Janssen provided in partnership with Meijer.

To register: Text 'GoBlue' to 75049 or visit clinic.meijer.com/register/CL0064.

Vaccination is free for eligible students age 18 and above. An insurance card must be presented at the appointment. Invitations to schedule will be sent via email on Monday, April 12, 2021 to all students who pre-register.

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APRIL 14 and 15 at U-M Flint Northbank Center Building

Address: 432 NORTH SAGINAW STREET, FLINT, MI 48502

Vaccination type: Single-dose Johnson & Johnson/Janssen vaccine allocated to U-M by the State of Michigan to vaccinate college students age 18 and older.

To register: Students who previously completed the Blue Queue questionnaire and created a MyUofMHealth account are already registered to receive an invitation to schedule a vaccination appointment as supply allows. Please check your MyUofMHealth.org account for more information and watch your email for an invitation from donotreply@med.umich.edu on or after Thursday, April 8, 2021.

If you have not yet completed the Blue Queue questionnaire or would like to update your vaccination interest, please visit click here.

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APRIL 16 at U-M Dearborn Fairlaine Center North

Address: 19000 HUBBARD DRIVE, DEARBORN, MI 48126

Vaccination type: Single-dose Johnson & Johnson/Janssen vaccine allocated to U-M by the State of Michigan to vaccinate students age 18 and older.

To register: Students who previously completed the Blue Queue questionnaire and created a MyUofMHealth account are already registered to receive an invitation to schedule a vaccination appointment as supply allows. Please check your MyUofMHealth.org account for more information and watch your email for an invitation from donotreply@med.umich.edu on or after Thursday, April 8, 2021.

If you have not yet completed the Blue Queue questionnaire or would like to update your vaccination interest, please visit click here.

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APRIL 17, 18, 19, and 20 at Michigan Stadium

Address: 1201 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ANN ARBOR, MI 48104 (1ST FLOOR)

Vaccination type: Single-dose Johnson & Johnson/Janssen vaccine allocated to U-M by the State of Michigan to vaccinate students age 18 and older.

To register: Students who previously completed the Blue Queue questionnaire and created a MyUofMHealth account are already registered to receive an invitation to schedule a vaccination appointment as supply allows. Please check your MyUofMHealth.org account for more information and watch your email for an invitation from donotreply@med.umich.edu on or after Monday, April 12, 2021.

If you have not yet completed the Blue Queue questionnaire or would like to update your vaccination interest, please visit click here.

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Know Before You Go

Before you schedule your vaccination, you:

  • Must complete your ResponsiBlue daily screening and present a green checkmark
  • Should not have an active infection with COVID-19 in the past 10 days
  • Must not be in quarantine at the time of vaccination
  • Must not have received any other vaccines for 14 days prior to receiving a COVID-19 vaccination
  • Must not have not received monoclonal antibody therapy in the previous 90 days
  • Must be available in Ann Arbor to receive both doses of vaccination (Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna only. J&J vaccines are one-dose.)

Faculty & Staff

The University of Michigan highly encourages all eligible individuals to consider receiving a COVID-19 vaccination as the opportunity to do so becomes available. Michigan Medicine is continuing to work to administer vaccinations in coordination with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) guidelines, however, supply continues to be limited. To ease the ability for all Michigan residents, and U-M students, staff, and faculty, to receive a COVID-19 vaccine within a 20-minute drive, the state is currently allocating more vaccines to health departments and retail pharmacies.

Learn how you can find a vaccination location near you to schedule an appointment here.

Mass vaccination sites are now available in both Washtenaw County and downtown Detroit. Signup information can be found on the Michigan Medicine Finding Vaccines webpage.

Download our Vaccination Fact Sheet.

Tips For Planning Your Vaccination

  • The Johnson & Johnson/Janssen vaccine is a one-dose vaccination, making it highly convenient for students leaving the Ann Arbor area at the end of the semester.
  • The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require two doses that must be received from the same location. If you plan to leave Ann Arbor at the end of the Winter Term, you should schedule your appointments near your new location.
  • All three vaccines are highly effective in protecting against serious COVID-19 infection, and given supply constraints, it is recommended that you get whichever vaccine is available to you.
  • Some people may experience minor side effects such as fatigue, fever, headache and chills -- especially after the second dose of the vaccine. Try to avoid scheduling vaccination appointments right before an important event -- exams, commencement, moving or a job interview, etc.
  • There is no out-of-pocket expense to be vaccinated, though individuals will need to provide insurance information for administration billing purposes. If you do not currently have health insurance, you are still eligible to receive a free COVID-19 vaccination.
  • As vaccine supply continues to evolve, we encourage students, staff and faculty to find COVID-19 vaccination opportunities closest to you. This includes available resources outside of Michigan Medicine.
  • Learn how you can find a vaccination location near you to schedule an appointment here.
  • Mass vaccination sites are now available in both Washtenaw County and downtown Detroit. Signup information can be found on the Michigan Medicine Finding Vaccines webpage.

Download our Vaccination Fact Sheet.

"Although masks and social distancing can help us keep cases down for now, ultimately vaccination is what will help us get back to something that feels more like normal. Getting vaccinated against COVID-19 not only protects you but also protects everyone else."
Chief Health Officer Preeti Malani
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FAQs

For more information related to COVID-19, COVID-PTO, and the workplace, please visit the U-M Human Resources FAQs.