2021 - ECC joins SHIELD Illinois in expanded community COVID-19 testing day on Nov. 23

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Published 11/19/2021
ECC Nursing students administered vaccines to seniors during a February vaccine clinic hosted at ECC

ECC Nursing students administered vaccines to seniors during a February vaccine clinic hosted at ECC

Elgin Community College will be participating in the SHIELD Illinois Thanksgiving Community COVID-19 screening on Tuesday, November 23 from 3 – 8 p.m. at its main campus located at 1700 Spartan Dr., Elgin, Ill. ECC is joining SHIELD Illinois alongside nine other colleges and high schools in providing free COVID-19 testing. No appointment is necessary, testing is free and open to the public and secure results are provided within 24 hours.

Testing will be available in Building K., 410 Renner Drive, Elgin, Ill.   

Refer to the  flier for more information about the November 23 community testing day and site locations or contact Emily Kies, senior director of emergency management at ekies@elgin.edu or at 847-214-7002.

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