Well, look at that -- I just made myself eligible by being "essential in-person staff" at a college. (I wouldn't say I'm essential, but since I do have to go into the office, I guess that qualifies.) But there are no appointments to be had unless I want to drive a couple hundred miles.

 

I don't get why college & universities don't have a mass vaccination program for all students & staff (similar to hospitals).

They do here.

 

Don't forget how contact tracing is also part of the control.

That’s where the 5G comes in handy.

 

We did have that, but same problem: no slots available.

It was probably a bit simpler when the hospitals were doing the clinics for employes since there were limited groups eligible. Basically shots were going to hospitals, nursing homes & first responders. Once our governor opened up groups 1B and C (within 1 week of each other), all hell broke loose. There weren't enough shots and he kept patting himself on the back for opening more & more locations to give the non-existant shots. He's doing a press conference in about a half hour where it's expected that he is going to tell the counties they have to follow the state. Some of the counties are still in 1B since they aren't getting enough shots to meet demand in that group, so yea, makes perfect sense to open it to 1C and 2A.