Classes like management really dont need to be in person. Keep us safe and keep the lectures remote so we can focus on lab skills.
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Sydney Lazzell
5 years ago
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Please consider the risk vs. benefit of holding on-campus lectures. Is exposing the students, faculty, and subsequent family members worth sitting in a lecture hall?
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Kasia Kaczmarczyk
5 years ago
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Please consider the safety and health of our students, staff and faculty. We want to minimize the exposure and risk while continuing to maintain a safe educational environment for us all.
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Nicole Burge
5 years ago
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The decision of how to deliver educational materials (online or in-person) should be a program decision with consideration of how the classes within the program operate, not determined by administration only.
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Savannah Beetcher
5 years ago
Hybrid courses all the way!!! Let’s make this safe for students and faculty.
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Paige Dougherty
5 years ago
Please consider the health and safety of your students and their families.
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Eric Cockream
5 years ago
Follow what other schools are doing!
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Corey Lepoudre
5 years ago
It only makes sense.
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Abigail Geiger
5 years ago
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I feel that going to campus for labs and doing our lectures online would be the most beneficial way to get the most out of our learning while keeping everyone as safe as possible and under the least amount of stress. Classes like management and PT Roles that are not skill based seem like unnecessary exposure to have 52 people in a room together.
HYBRID IS THE WAY TO GO. Why risk it?
Classes like management really dont need to be in person. Keep us safe and keep the lectures remote so we can focus on lab skills.
Please consider the risk vs. benefit of holding on-campus lectures. Is exposing the students, faculty, and subsequent family members worth sitting in a lecture hall?
Please consider the safety and health of our students, staff and faculty. We want to minimize the exposure and risk while continuing to maintain a safe educational environment for us all.
The decision of how to deliver educational materials (online or in-person) should be a program decision with consideration of how the classes within the program operate, not determined by administration only.
Hybrid courses all the way!!! Let’s make this safe for students and faculty.
Please consider the health and safety of your students and their families.
Follow what other schools are doing!
It only makes sense.
I feel that going to campus for labs and doing our lectures online would be the most beneficial way to get the most out of our learning while keeping everyone as safe as possible and under the least amount of stress. Classes like management and PT Roles that are not skill based seem like unnecessary exposure to have 52 people in a room together.