MANHATTAN, Kan. (WIBW) - Kansas State University’s Lafene Health Center will continue to offer the COVID-19 vaccine, even after classes have let out for the summer.

Kansas State University says Lafene Health Center continues to offer opportunities for staff, students and faculty to get the COVID-19 vaccine. For a limited time, it said Lafene will offer the single-dose Johnson&amp;Johnson vaccine. When that supply is exhausted, it said it will offer a two-dose vaccine.

According to K-State, vaccines are available from Monday-Friday at Lafene Health Center’s Allergy and Immunization Clinic. Appointments will be required and can be made HERE or by calling the Health Center at 785-532-6544.

By WIBW TVMANHATTAN, Kan. (WIBW) - Kansas State University’s Lafene Health Center will continue to offer the COVID-19 vaccine, even after classes have let out for the summer.Kansas State University says Lafene Health Center continues to offer opportunities for staff, students and faculty to get the COVID-19 vaccine. For a limited time, it said Lafene will offer the single-dose Johnson&amp;Johnson vaccine. When that supply is exhausted, it said it will offer a two-dose vaccine.According to K-State, vaccines are available from Monday-Friday at Lafene Health Center’s Allergy and Immunization Clinic. Appointments will be required and can be made HERE or by calling the Health Center at 785-532-6544.

COVID-19 vaccine is available for KSU students, faculty and staff