Johns Hopkins University Giving Wellness Kits To Undergrads To Protect Against COVID-19
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — As the fall semester begins, Johns Hopkins University wants to make sure its students are protected.
They are giving out wellness kits to undergraduates to help protect both students and the nearby community.
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Each kit includes an Under Armour and JHU branded face mask, hand sanitizer, a digital thermometer and cleansing wipes all packaged together in a drawstring bag.
While the University is mostly virtual this fall, there is a small number of students living on or near the University's Homewood campus.
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