Which type of vaccine will UCF distribute?

Yes, UCF has been approved as a mass vaccination site. Appointments to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at UCF’s mass vaccination clinic are now full.

We strongly encourage all students to get fully vaccinated as soon as they are able. If you were unable to get an appointment at the UCF clinic, there are still other opportunities. Orange County is sharing more details about community providers on its Vaccine Information page, and Knights outside of Orlando can research vaccine providers available near them.

Starting April 5, 2021, the Pfizer vaccine is available to Florida residents age 16 and older, and the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines are available to those 18 and older.

Appointments to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at UCF’s mass vaccination clinic are now full.

We strongly encourage all students to get fully vaccinated as soon as they are able. If you were unable to get an appointment at the UCF clinic, there are still other opportunities. Orange County is sharing more details about community providers on its Vaccine Information page, and Knights outside of Orlando can research vaccine providers available near them.

Yes, our out-of-state students do qualify for vaccines at State of Florida sites. At the Orange County Convention Center, a UCF ID is sufficient proof of residency. At the FEMA location at Valencia West, a student without a Florida’s diver’s license can bring something else that identifies residency, such as a school ID, rental agreement or utility bill.

At other locations, you can provide any two copies of the below instead of a driver’s license:

• Category A: a deed, mortgage, monthly mortgage statement, mortgage payment booklet, OR residential rental or lease agreement
• Category B: a utility hookup or utility work order dated within 60 days before the date of vaccination
• Category C: a utility bill dated within two months of the date of vaccination
• Category D: mail from a financial institution, including checking, savings, or investment account statements, dated within two months of the date of vaccination
• Category E: mail from a federal, state, county, or municipal government agency, dated within two months of the date of vaccination
• Category F: if the person is a minor, proof of a Florida residential address for the individual’s parent, stepparent, legal guardian, or other person with whom the seasonal resident resides in Florida, PLUS a written statement from the person with whom the seasonal resident resides stating that the seasonal resident does reside with him or her.

Individuals with vaccine appointments may utilize Garage H, lots D-1 and D-2 for parking in any student space marked with green signage. Parking in any faculty and staff spaces marked as red or blue in addition to spaces marked as “24 hours reserved” will subject you to a citation.

Here are the walking directions to the Student Union from each parking location:

• Garage H to Student Union
• Parking Lot D-1 to Student Union
• Parking Lot D-2 to Student Union

No. If you have already scheduled an appointment with another provider, please keep that appointment so we may reach as many people as we can at the UCF site.

UCF continues to encourage our campus community to wear face coverings indoors even if you are vaccinated and to follow CDC guidelines.

If you are an Orange County resident and need to request a CDC COVID-19 vaccination replacement card, visit the Florida Department of Orange County’s webpage to make this request. If you are NOT an Orange County, Fla. resident, please contact your County Health Department where you reside in order to make this request.

Please email covid19vaccine@ucf.edu, and Student Health Services will work with you on alternate arrangements.