ALL ABOUT- Vaccines & Covid-19
Stop wondering about Covid-19 vaccines and get your questions answered by our team of expert faculty and students! This program is a partnership between the Earlham College Biology Department and the Joseph Moore Museum.
What are the types of vaccines?
How were they developed?
How do they work?
Sunday, March 14th, 2021 | 2-5:30pm EST
These virtual events are FREE and open to everyone, both near and far. Click here to log-in to the Zoom event on the 14th. Please share with your community, we want science to be accessible to everyone!
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You can also view the schedule and Zoom link on our website here.
What events will be available?
Interactive Presentations-led by Epidemiology students, 2-4pm EST (on zoom*)
Three interactive breakout rooms (lurk or participate - your choice) focused on different vaccine aspects;
Get to Know the Vaccines - What are the types of vaccines, how do they work, are there side effects?
Operation Warp Speed - How were the vaccines developed, what does the pace of development have to do with how well they work, and how safe they are?
Overheard about Covid Vaccines - what is the evidence around those common questions, will it affect my fertility or my DNA? Aren't I immune already since I had covid-19?
(*Households containing an active Earlham student/employee may visit these stations in-person at tables outside of the museum at the same time or on zoom!)
Ask an Expert Panel
Earlham Professors Dr. Lindsey McGee and Dr. Peter Blair 4:30-5:30pm EST (on zoom)
Join this space to engage with Dr. Lindsey McGee and Dr. Peter Blair personally to ask any remaining questions! This session will be in a virtual panel format.
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Contact Lindsey McGee with questions mcgeelie@earlham.edu Zoom link can be found here or on our website at earlham.edu/jmm.