Posts in Category: I am Healthy UNH!
Name: Anita Takock Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Department: COLSA, Biology Role at UNH: Student Year Started at UNH: 2017 How does getting this vaccine make you feel? Receiving the COVID-19 vaccine was personally a great decision for me. It gave me reassurance that I was protecting not only myself, but others as well. What does getting this vaccine mean to you? Being a healthcare worker, I want to protect others and myself. I work in a pharmacy, many of the patients that I help are elderly and... Read More
Name: Brianne Morneau Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Department: History/Educational Studies Role at UNH: Student Year Started at UNH: 2017 How does getting this vaccine make you feel? I am so grateful for the opportunity to have the vaccine. COVID-19 has significantly impacted everyone for the past year, and the vaccine provides a way for the pandemic to end. What does getting this vaccine mean to you? Getting the vaccine means a lot to me. I have severe Cough Variant Asthma, meaning that even a... Read More
Name: Montana Harris Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Department: Nursing Role at UNH: Student Year Started at UNH: 2019 How does getting this vaccine make you feel? It gives me more peace of mind knowing not only am I at a lower risk for getting sick, but I have a smaller chance of passing it on to those I love and care about. What does getting this vaccine mean to you? To me, it means we’re a little bit closer to finally getting back to the old “normal” and our lives before this. Hopefully, it... Read More
Name: Erin Lovejoy Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Department: Nursing Role at UNH: Student Year Started at UNH: 2018 How does getting this vaccine make you feel? I feel incredibly lucky to be able to get this vaccine so early on. Covid has had such a huge impact on everyone’s lives since it began, so the fact that we now have a vaccine makes me feel hopeful for the future. What does getting this vaccine mean to you? Getting this vaccine honestly means a lot to me. As a nursing student, I am... Read More
Name: Sawyer Rogers Pronouns: He/Him/His Department: COLA Role at UNH: Student Year Started at UNH: 2020 How does getting this vaccine make you feel? It makes me feel strong, I am not immune, but I now have one more tool to use against the virus. What does getting this vaccine mean to you? Getting this vaccine means that we are now one step closer to being safer. I work at a retirement home and knowing the residents have been vaccinated brings me some more peace of mind. There is still a... Read More
Name: Nola Hesby Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Department: PBCE Role at UNH: Alumni Year Graduated from UNH: 2020 How does getting this vaccine make you feel? I feel excited and lucky that I got to receive the vaccine. I mean, in a physical sense my arm is pretty sore and I feel groggy, which means my immune system is working. But there’s hope for the future! What does getting this vaccine mean to you? Currently I work in an assisted care facility, and they have very limited movement in terms of... Read More
Name: Rejoice Dhliwayo Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Department: Biomedical Sciences Role at UNH: Alumni Year Graduated from UNH: 2019 How does getting this vaccine make you feel? Getting this vaccine makes me feel honored and privileged and I am excited to make the steps toward combatting this virus that has changed many lives around us. What does getting this vaccine mean to you? Getting this vaccine means helping protect my friends, family, the patients I take care of and the people around... Read More
Name: Molly Hanlon Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Department: COLSA, BMS MVS Role at UNH: Alumni Year Graduated from UNH: 2020 How does getting this vaccine make you feel? I feel proud and honored to have gotten this vaccine! Personally, I knew if I got the opportunity to receive the vaccine through my work as a medical assistant, I would definitely sign up. I feel like I am doing my part to protect the people around me. What does getting this vaccine mean to you? Getting the vaccine means that... Read More
Name: Monica Roman Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Department: CHHS; HMP Role at UNH: Alumni Year Graduated from UNH: 2019 How does getting this vaccine make you feel? Getting this vaccine was an incredibly personal decision and I feel really good about getting the vaccine! What does getting this vaccine mean to you? Working with the elderly and seeing firsthand how COVID-19 has affected the vulnerable made me extremely passionate about advocating and receiving the vaccine! What would you say to... Read More
An Interview with PACS Over the past few weeks, I have been conducting virtual “interviews” with different departments on campus. This in efforts to answer some common questions that students, faculty, or staff may have about the different services that will be offered by various departments on campus this semester. To learn more about services from PACS, read below! Are your services accessible to all students free of charge? Or do you offer services at a charge? Yes, PACS services are... Read More