Tucson, Arizona 2021-06-05 01:06:10 –
Tsaile, Arizona (AP) – The University of Navajo Nation is accepting President Joe Biden’s challenge to vaccinate students and others with COVID-19 by July 4th.
Belvina Davis, Incident Command Director at Dine College, said COVID-19 continues to pose a threat to the Navajo nation. I would like. ”
According to Davis, the university wants to ensure the safety and health of the campus as it moves to face-to-face operations.
The U.S. Department of Education contacted higher education institutions Thursday on Mr. Biden’s behalf, asking him to help meet the nationwide vaccination goal of 70% by July 4th.
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