In partnership with local and state officials, OU Health Services at Goddard Health Center on the University of Oklahoma Norman campus is administering the COVID-19 vaccine to students, faculty, and staff in alignment with the Oklahoma State Department of Health phased plan for distribution.
Each week, OU Health Services at Goddard Health Center receives limited supplies of the vaccine from the Cleveland County Health Department. To schedule a vaccine appointment at Goddard Health Center, click here.
Please understand that vaccine availability at Goddard Health Center remains a first-come, first-served opportunity and supplies are limited.
The cumulative number of vaccinations administered by OU Health Services is available on the COVID-19 dashboard.
Beginning June 1, 2021, vaccination requirements will be limited to two groups of OU community members: students, faculty, and staff who have patient-facing responsibilities and those who request to volunteer, shadow, or observe in patient care settings; and all those who elect to participate in study abroad programs. Read more about vaccination requirements at OU.
All Oklahomans age 12 and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
International and non-resident students, faculty, and staff who have permanent out-of-state or international addresses are also eligible to register through the OSDH portal using their current local address. International and non-resident students are eligible to receive the vaccine in Oklahoma.
Should any future large-scale vaccine clinics be scheduled for the Norman campus, information will be sent via email.
Our colleagues at the Health Sciences Center campus and OU Health will also email us when large-scale vaccination clinics that they operate are open for Norman campus faculty, staff, and/or students.
Vaccine appointments can be scheduled at various locations off campus.
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View Your Immunization Records
To view your immunization records through the Oklahoma State Immunization Information System, click here.
The information must be an exact match to what is in OSIIS. Please use the cell phone number that is attached to the record or email address. If the email address isn’t listed on the record, the system will not return a record. For assistance, email OSIISHELP@health.ok.gov.
Taking into consideration the CDC’s recent guidance on masking, recent state law changes, and Oklahoma’s record low case counts of COVID-19, OU is lifting its mask requirement for all three campuses, with limited exceptions.
General Facilities - The university strongly recommends masking for all unvaccinated individuals when inside OU's adacemic, athletic, housing, and administrative facilities.
Health Care Facilities - OU continues to require masking for all individuals in patient-facing settings, including clinical research participant areas and facilities and areas where patient care is the primary function.
Transportation - Riders on transit buses and shuttles must wear masks, in compliance with Department of Transportation mandates.
OUHSC COVID-19 updates, resources, and vaccine information are available at Student and Employee Health (405) 271-9675, OU Children's Pharmacy, Sooner Pediatrics (405) 271-6827, and Family Medicine (405) 271-4311.
OU-Tulsa COVID-19 updates and resources are available at ou.edu/tulsa/coronavirus. OU-Tulsa students and employees may schedule a vaccine in the Internal Medicine clinc at covidvaccine.ou.edu/tulsainternalmedicine or check their local health department website.
For a comprehensive list of frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccine on the Norman campus, visit the OU Together FAQ webpage. For more information about vaccine distribution at OU, visit OU Health Services.
