Arizona Gov. Overrides State University’s Rule Forcing Students to Get Vaccine
Republican Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey shot down a forced vaccination policy for students at Arizona State University, leaving the school with egg on its face. forcing students to vaccinate
The latest version of the University COVID policy was published on June 14 and said in part:
Once vaccinated, students should upload proof of vaccination to their ASU Health Portal. ASU will accept all COVID-19 vaccines that are approved by the World Health Organization or a national regulatory agency. Students who are unable to be vaccinated for any reason or who do not agree to share their vaccination status will be required to participate in ongoing COVID-19 health management protocols.
Unvaccinated students or those who do not share their status will be required to:
√ Submit a daily health check.
√ Participate in up to twice weekly COVID-19 testing.
√ Wear face covers in all indoor and outdoor spaces on ASU campuses.
√ Submit a daily health check.
√ Participate in COVID-19 testing.
√ Wear face coverings indoors or outdoors, unless otherwise directed.
Any student may continue to wear face covers if they wish, and everyone is encouraged to wear face covers in crowded areas and venues.
It took only one day for Gov. Ducey to say, not so fast, buckaroo.



