Vaccine and Testing

The COVID-19 vaccine will be provided free of charge through the Orange County Health Department or your primary care provider and eligibility is a tiered approach. Here are the tiers: https://coronavirus.egovoc.com/covid-19-vaccination-distribution

CSUF is working with the Orange County Health Department on the vaccine roll-out. The county is setting up Super Pods, one at Disneyland, for distribution. Appointments are currently required.

You may identify when you will be eligible for vaccination at https://occovid19.ochealthinfo.com/covid-19-vaccine-resources

UCI Vaccine Site: https://vaccine.ucihealth.org/

Volunteers are Needed

The Orange County Health Care Agency is seeking both medically licensed and general support volunteers to work the five OC sites where the COVID-19 vaccine will be distributed, one of which will be Disneyland in Anaheim. All volunteers will be provided with the COVID-19 vaccine. Get details and sign up at https://oneoc.org/.

Testing

COVID-19 testing is currently available to students at the Health Center. Please make an appointment at 657-278-2800 or visit http://www.fullerton.edu/studentwellness/announcements/index.php

There are options for FREE testing available for residents or Orange County, through the Orange County Health Care Agency (OCHCA):

At-home: https://oc.care.ambrygen.com/#/cit/landing
Drive-thru: https://360clinic.fulgentgenetics.com/appointment/screen/landing
Walk-up: https://lhi.care/covidtesting

Test availability varies based on asymptomatic, symptomatic and exposed, and all testing requires an appointment or pre-registration.

A Message From President Virjee

President Virjee

I used to say that my least favorite workdays are the ones in which I am unable to escape my office on the 10th Floor of College Park to explore the campus and engage with all of you where you are most at home – on and in your classrooms, laboratories, recital halls, and fields of play. Today, as we turn the corner on our third month away from campus, I freely admit that I have a new perspective by which to measure my “least favorite” way to work, and I know I am not alone. Indeed, like all of you, I cannot wait to return to campus, and I applaud your patience and flexibility as we begin a measured, phased-in return that aligns with our ongoing twin touchstones — the health and safety of all Titans and the continuity of high-quality education with unobstructed paths to degree.