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Petition to Make Masks Mandatory at the University of Arkansas

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JohnJE
4 years ago

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Anonymous
5 years ago

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Jessica Miller
6 years ago

I won't feel safe returning to campus this fall unless masks are made mandatory of all students and staff.

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Michael Pierce
6 years ago Featured

If the university can mandate MMR vaccines for every person on campus, it can mandate less intrusive masks. The failure to require masks will put the lives of faculty, staff, and students at risk and might spark the type of outbreak that will deter students from enrolling in the future.

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6 years ago

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Scarlett Howell
6 years ago

It could be seen as an act of violence towards your faculty, staff, and other students to not require masks IF you are choosing to move forward with on-campus classes. Protect yourself and others—require a mask to be on school property or at any school activities.

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Acadia Kandora
6 years ago Featured

How is this not already a given? I'm a grad student teaching this semester, and I have asthma. I can't say I'm not already concerned. The university not enforcing a mask policy would just be asking for a large-scale outbreak. Please keep us safe!

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Jonathan Jackson
6 years ago

I fully support this measure!

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Breanne Trammell
6 years ago

I am faculty in the School of Art at the U of A. I stand with my colleagues in advocating for the health & safety of our students, faculty, staff, and the most vulnerable members of our community at-large.

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Judith Levine
6 years ago

This is a public health issue. Can we please act in a civilized manner?

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Crescent Dragonwagon
6 years ago

It's not only about keeping students and teachers safe --- it is about protecting our larger community and avoiding the spread. The university must do its part.

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Ben Pollock
6 years ago

I am not of the English Department but a U of A employee who supports facial coverings in all public places.

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Rachael Price
6 years ago

No one should have to risk their life for their job. As an Arkansas alumna, I think very highly of the faculty and urge you to keep them safe.

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Grant Bain
6 years ago Featured

As someone who taught for fourteen years at the University of Arkansas, I cannot fathom teaching this semester without a mask requirement.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please keep employees like me safe.

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Michele Walker
6 years ago

No student masks = death for professors. Please keep them safe. Mandate masks.

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Deanna Dean
6 years ago

Please keep our educators and our children safe. Make masks mandatory.

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Zach Spilman
6 years ago

The UofA should rely on science, and the best practices of many Asian and European nations, and using masks to reduce the transmission of Covid-19. Making this decision compulsory is necessary to ensure consistent and effective observance of the practice.

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Brandon Morgan
6 years ago

Please make this mandatory. People shouldn’t have to worry about being safe while trying to work.

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Carolyn Gray
6 years ago

If everyone wore a mask around other people, it would help wipe Covid 19 out!