University of Texas at Dallas leaders applauded the efforts of staff, volunteers and UT Southwestern Medical Center personnel as the community COVID-19 vaccine site on campus delivered its final shot on July 6. “The vaccination clinic was an outstanding partnership that made a difference in our community,” said Dr. Rafael Martín, UT Dallas vice president and chief of staff. “As the weeks progressed, however, the pace slowed.”While UT Southwestern personnel administered many of the vaccinations and monitored individuals after they received the injections, UT Dallas students, staff and faculty played important roles in the operation of the clinic. Members of the University Emergency Medical Response team at UT Dallas logged 1,575 volunteer hours at the site, vaccinating and monitoring patients while also handling clinical issues such as anxiety and allergic reactions. 49,151) was administered, UT Dallas hosted a reception for staff and volunteers to celebrate the success of the site.