Fall Health Fair

Every academic year, we proudly present our annual Health Fair and Flu Clinic. This lively event brings together our campus partners to share valuable resources on health promotion and prevention. It is also a great opportunity to network with community organizations for volunteer, internship, and employment opportunities in the health field and get your flu shot. 

Event Details

Our Fall Health Fair will be held in McLaren Conference Center on October 1, 2026 from 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

  • Get your annual flu shot from Walgreens
  • Free health screenings and educational resources from local health-related organizations
  • Explore opportunities to volunteer, intern, and apply for jobs in the health field
  • Free healthy snacks provided by Bon Appétit and meet their Registered Dietitian, Carly Ogata

FLu Shot Details

Flu shots are free for students enrolled in the USF Student Health Insurance Plan through Aetna. Students who are not enrolled in the USF plan may use their personal insurance. If Walgreens is unable to bill or accept their insurance, the flu clinic fee will be charged to the student’s account.

Who should NOT get the flu vaccine:

  • If you have any severe, life-threatening allergies
  • If you ever had Guillain-Barré Syndrome
  • If you are not feeling well
  • If you are pregnant (only at the flu clinics on campus)

Schedule your appointment


Guest List

Below is the list of confirmed participants. This list will be updated as additional names are confirmed.

  1. Adult Congenital Heart Association: Explore congenital heart defect (CHD) resources designed for young adults, including information about specific heart conditions, FAQs, and practical tips for managing your health and everyday life.
  2. Aetna Student Health: Learn about the USF-sponsored student health insurance. 
  3. Arthritis Foundation: Explore arthritis resources and learn how you can get involved in the Walk to Cure Arthritis.
  4. Bay Area Cancer Connections: Learn more about breast and ovarian cancer.
  5. Charlie Health: Learn about virtual mental health intensive programs for those who may be struggling with their mental health.
  6. Cherry: Cherry is a new menstrual health brand focused on making period care more approachable, educational, and stigma-free. Meet with them to receive educational resources about menstrual discs and menstrual health, community events, and opportunities for students to get involved.
  7. Clinic by the Bay: Learn about Clinic by the Bay’s volunteer opportunities and healthcare resources for uninsured adults in the Bay Area.
  8. Delta Dental / Ameritas: Keep your vision clear and your smile healthy! Stop by to learn how to enroll in Ameritas Vision and Delta Dental coverage.
  9. Dominican University of California: Learn more about the Graduate Occupational Therapy program.
  10. Hep B Free: Learn about Hep B Free and volunteer at community education and screening events to make a meaningful public health impact.
  11. Fresh Approach: Learn how CalAIM supports Medi-Cal patients and explore volunteer, internship, and Community Ambassador opportunities.
  12. Institute on Aging/Friendship Line: Learn about volunteer opportunities and resources and programs available to older adults and people with disabilities through.
  13. Kalos Health: Learn more about body composition and metabolic health through educational resources and one-on-one consultations. Visitors can also take part in a grip strength challenge.
  14. On Lok PACE: Learn about job opportunities. 
  15. Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association: Discover fresh local food, nutrition resources, and community wellness programs at San Francisco farmers markets.
  16. Project Open Hand: Explore free meal, grocery, and nutrition programs available for eligible students and their families.
  17. Provident Credit Union: Receive financial wellness from the USF-endorsed credit union. 
  18. San Francisco Community Clinic Consortium: Learn about the free San Francisco AHEC Scholars Program for healthcare students, including supplemental training and a certificate opportunity. Information on Medi-Cal and other public benefits may also be available.
  19. SFDPH Youth United Through Health Education (YUTHE): YUTHE provides sexual health education and prevention, and promote overdose response and recognition resources. 
  20. SF SPCA: Stop by for pet therapy and stress relief. 
  21. UCSF Alliance Health Project: Free HIV/STI Testing and Counseling Services
  22. USF Bon Appétit: Learn about nutrition services and meet Carly Ogata, RDN and get tips on how to navigate the dining halls. 
  23. USF Club for Neuroscience Students (Student Organization): A community for students interested in neuroscience to connect, learn, and explore opportunities together. The club helps students discover neuroscience-related events, organizations, and experiences at USF and throughout the Bay Area.
  24. USF Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS): Learn more about CAPS services and participate in interactive wellness games. 
  25. USF Dons Helping Dons (by Health Promotion Services): Explore health education resources and connect with supportive peers.
  26. USF Food Pantry: Providing Food Pantry dates, resources, and Basic Needs support.
  27. USF Gleeson Zine Library: Participate in a special activity with the Gleeson Zine Library team. 
  28. USF Koret Health and Recreation Center: Learn about group exercise classes, how to join intramural and other open recreational sports, and using the gym. 
  29. USF Exercise is Medicine® On Campus (EIM-OC): Get an exercise prescription for your peer educators. 
  30. USF Nursing Students Association (Student Organization):  Get more information from this student organization and receive a BP check. 
  31. USF Office of Sustainability: Learn more about on-campus resources.
  32. USF PERIOD (Student Organization): Learn more information and resources about menstrual health, equity, and de-stigmatization.
  33. USF Pre-Dental Society (Student Organization): Learn about opportunities and how to prepare for dental school applications from your peers. 
  34. USF Public Health Society (Student Organization): Learn about volunteer and networking opportunities within the public health department, and learn about events (workshops, fundraisers, etc.) this student organization will host this semester. 
  35. USF Tri-Beta Biology Honors Society (Student Organization): Connect with biology, pre-health, and pre-med organizations, resources, and peers to explore opportunities and grow professionally.
  36. USF Women in Pre-Med Society (Student Organization): Explore pre-med resources, mentorship, clinical and research opportunities, application guidance, scholarships, internships, and events supporting women pursuing careers in medicine. Connect with peers, physicians, and other healthcare professionals.
  37. USF School of Nursing and Health Professions: Health education on blood pressure, nutrition, and preventive care, and resources in the community for health promotion and self-care.
  38. USF Student Disability Services: Learn more about on-campus resources. 
  39. USF University Ministry: Explore programs and resources that support your spiritual wellness.  
  40. Walgreens: Get your annual flu shot! 

The University of San Francisco's Health Promotion Services welcomes wellness-related community partners to share resources at this Health Fair. Participation does not constitute University endorsement of their views, products, or services.

 

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