Safe, effective vaccines, along with mask-wearing and social distancing, is our best protection against the spread of COVID and can help us return to normal as quickly as possible. We encourage you to learn more about the safety and efficacy of COVID vaccines and make an informed decision about which vaccine is right for you by reading more about the different vaccines available. 

In addition to the vaccination efforts sponsored by UNCP, students, faculty and staff also have the option of getting their COVID vaccine at any off-campus provider. To find an alternate convenient vaccine location near you, visit myspot.nc.gov. 

Vaccines will not be offered on campus through the month of June but will resume on July 7.

Resuming on July 7, Student Health Services will offer the following vaccine clinic options for faculty, staff and students:

• Pfizer & Moderna (1^st, 2^nd and booster doses): every Thursday from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. in the Brave Health Center.

Appointments are not required but can be made in the patient portal. Walk-ins are accepted!

UNC Pembroke's College of Health Sciences and Department of Nursing offered free COVID vaccines to the community, faculty and staff throughout the region at mobile vaccine clinic locations. These clinics offered the Moderna vaccine and have now completed second doses for all stops. 

The UNCP Mobile Health Clinics have been to the following locations:

• Dial’s Family Care (Pembroke)
• Angelo’s Home Care (Pembroke)
• Sarah’s Home Care/B&B Assisted Living (Pembroke)
• Cromartie Rest Home (St. Pauls)
• St. Pauls Elementary School (St. Pauls)
• Southside Ashpole Elementary (Rowland)
• UNC Pembroke Campus (Pembroke)
• First Missionary Baptist Church (Parkton)
• Prospect United Methodist Church (Prospect)
• St. Joseph Miracle Revival Center (Red Springs)
• First Baptist Church (Fairmont)