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Seventy students will win, with more winners coming from campuses with larger enrollments. Author: Associated Press Updated: 9:29 AM PDT July 25, 2021
The University of Wisconsin System plans to offer nearly $500,000 in scholarships this fall to students who have been vaccinated against the coronavirus.
System President Tommy Thompson said all vaccinated students at regional four- and two-year campuses that get at least 70% of their students vaccinated by Oct. 15 will be eligible for a drawing for a $7,000 scholarship. Seventy students will win, with more winners coming from campuses with larger enrollments.
UW-Madison students won t be eligible, Thompson said, because Chancellor Rebecca Blank is working on her own vaccination incentive programs. Asked for details on Blank s plans, UW-Madison spokesman John Lucas said the flagship university is on a path to reach 80% vaccination among students and is considering incentives but had nothin
Fauci warns US going in wrong direction ; Arkansas surge worse than last summer: Live COVID updates John Bacon, Jorge L. Ortiz and Jeanine Santucci, USA TODAY
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The nation is going in the wrong direction and new coronavirus cases will continue to climb unless more Americans get vaccinated, Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday. Fifty-percent of the county is not fully vaccinated, President Biden s top medical adviser said on CNN s State of the Union. That s a problem.
The outbreak has been fueled by the extremely contagious delta variant, aided by a nationwide relaxation in mask and social distancing guidelines, and by the refusal by many Americans to get vaccinated despite cajoling, mandates and giveaways.