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Full-Text Articles in Virus Diseases
Western Civilization Primary Source Reflection #1, Anonymous
Western Civilization Primary Source Reflection #1, Anonymous
Community Reflections
The virus made it to Australia, and eventually, we followed suit and went into a nationwide lockdown.
Self-Growth And Self-Reflection, Anonymous
Self-Growth And Self-Reflection, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Professor Marino assignment, reflection of my own personal experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, and I would want future generations to know about what life during the COVID pandemic was like.
Probing The Pandemic Problem, Anonymous
Probing The Pandemic Problem, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. I struggled to sustain the same love for learning.
Covid-19, Anonymous
Covid-19, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization , HI-102. For me, the only word to describe the pandemic was horrifying. Anyone who had any recollection of the pandemic will say March 13th will forever live in their memory as the day the world changed.
Quarantine Wasn't As It Seemed, Anonymous
Quarantine Wasn't As It Seemed, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. My paper describes my experience over quarantine. It mentions my adjustment to the crisis.
The Covid-19 Pandemic Changed The World, Anonymous
The Covid-19 Pandemic Changed The World, Anonymous
Community Reflections
What I most want people in the future to understand about the COVID-19 pandemic is how quickly it changed from what everyone thought was a small sickness, into a worldwide pandemic that led to a complete shutdown.
Worst 6 Months Of My Life, Nicholas Anonymous
Worst 6 Months Of My Life, Nicholas Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization.
Primary Source Reflection #1, Brennan Anonymous
Primary Source Reflection #1, Brennan Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. At this point in time, our generation is still currently living through COVID-19.
Covid-19, The Coronavirus: It Has Many Names, Anonymous
Covid-19, The Coronavirus: It Has Many Names, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. A lot of people died, businesses shut down, people had to learn or work at home and students had school online using apps like zoom to participate in class in real time because of the whole nation quarantining itself. Quarantining was probably the worst and yet not the worst part of Covid because no one was able to go anywhere, everyone had to stay home so no hanging out with friends or really any kind of socialization.
An Unexpected Curveball, Anonymous
An Unexpected Curveball, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. Covid-19 impacted our lives in a very direct and prolonged way. The isolation and feelings of detachment due to stay at home orders, social distancing, and mask wearing affected a large part of the population.
Like It Was Just Yesterday, Aidan Anonymous
Like It Was Just Yesterday, Aidan Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. I talk about my experiences during the pandemic. For instance, how I got surgery the day before the pandemic started on March 12, 2020. I talk about how we as a society battled the pandemic, and how former Governor Andrew Cuomo also had his battle [with] the pandemic.
My Personal Covid-19 Experience, Anonymous
My Personal Covid-19 Experience, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. My content is a personal experience, about what went on around me. I just took the time to explain my days leading up to the pandemic, and my days during. What a world of difference a month could make!
The Day The World Shutdown, Anonymous
The Day The World Shutdown, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. Over that weekend, the concepts of quarantine and social distancing came to life. The pandemic turned into one of the most stressful times over a short period.
Covid-19 Took Something Away From Everyone, Anonymous
Covid-19 Took Something Away From Everyone, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. When people talk about COVID 19, the first thing that comes to mind is isolation. Growing up in a culture that is so group-oriented and close, the pandemic was a huge adjustment.
Spoiler Alert: It Got Really Bad, Anonymous
Spoiler Alert: It Got Really Bad, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. This is about my personal experience with COVID-19 and all of the different adjustments not only I had to make in my day-to-day, but that everyone had to make. It affected my high school experience and is now affecting (not as much so) my college experience.
The World Flipped Upside Down, Alexander Anonymous
The World Flipped Upside Down, Alexander Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. My paper relates my experience of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how quickly it can flip the world upside down. The story takes place in Fairfield County, CT in 2020.
Coronavirus Update 9-23-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
Coronavirus Update 9-23-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
University Briefings & Virtual Events
As of today, we have 22 COVID cases in the SHU community. This is great news, and we have YOU to thank—in particular, our students. We want to thank you for all you have done to keep yourselves and others safe.
The Eye Of A Pandemic, Anonymous
The Eye Of A Pandemic, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. A few days turned into a few weeks, and a few weeks turned into a couple of months. The way we learned had changed. For the first time in decades, we were not allowed to learn in person, but instead online.
Covid-19, Where Do I Even Begin, Anonymous
Covid-19, Where Do I Even Begin, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization. Life was an emotional and mental roller coaster for everyone and I am sure the world was affected by this one way or another. As I sit here and write this out, I can’t help but remember how much I hated COVID-19.
Primary Source Reflection #1, Anonymous
Primary Source Reflection #1, Anonymous
Community Reflections
Class assignment for Western Civilization Since 1500 HI-102. Being a teenager going through my most crucial years in a pandemic was not easy; junior and senior year were anything but normal.
Coronavirus Update 9-16-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
Coronavirus Update 9-16-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
University Briefings & Virtual Events
We had all hoped that the vaccine would allow us to return to pre-pandemic days but, unfortunately, the rise of the highly transmissible delta variant has meant that we need to be patient a little longer. That said, and despite the need for indoor masking, life on campus is much different than it was a year ago.
Coronavirus Update 9-9-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
Coronavirus Update 9-9-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
University Briefings & Virtual Events
Beginning this week, we have reinstituted a version of our COVID dashboard. Today’s dashboard shows 50 active cases in the SHU community. This is concerning as we don’t want to have to impose further restrictions, and we certainly don’t want to revert to remote learning.
Coronavirus Update 9-2-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
Coronavirus Update 9-2-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
University Briefings & Virtual Events
We continue to have students, faculty and staff express concerns about members of the community who are either not wearing their masks indoors or are wearing them incorrectly. The graphic below illustrates the correct and incorrect ways to wear a mask.
Coronavirus Update 8-31-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
Coronavirus Update 8-31-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
University Briefings & Virtual Events
Wear a Mask Indoors! As you know, we are requiring that everyone wear a mask when indoors, except in their dorm rooms with only roommates present or alone in offices for faculty and staff. Unfortunately, we have observed a significant number of students who are not adhering to this mandate. To be compliant, you need to be wearing a mask that completely covers your nose and mouth.
Coronavirus Update 8-27-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
Coronavirus Update 8-27-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
University Briefings & Virtual Events
We want to say welcome to the Class of 2025 who have been moving in yesterday and today. We just have a few quick reminders for you as we get ready for the start of the fall semester.
Disparities In Covid-19 Rates Among Various Demographics And Lack Of Racial Representation In Medical Texts, Diangelo Gonzalez
Disparities In Covid-19 Rates Among Various Demographics And Lack Of Racial Representation In Medical Texts, Diangelo Gonzalez
Celebration of Learning
The 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, which originated in Wuhan, China in December of 2019, has impacted nations all over the globe. Given the health disparities which existed within the United States prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, this pandemic continued to pose a significant challenge to the health of the public. The aims of this research study were twofold: (1) to analyze the incidence rates of COVID-19 among different racial and ethnic groups within the United States and (2) to describe the occurrence of diversity within medical texts. Overall, the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated health disparities within the United States. Understanding …
Coronavirus Update 8-24-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
Coronavirus Update 8-24-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
University Briefings & Virtual Events
Today we want to focus on the procedures and protocols you follow if you have COVID symptoms or if you test positive for COVID. The CampusClear app can also help you with this, so please make sure that you are checking in with the app each morning before you head outside.
Coronavirus Update 8-20-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
Coronavirus Update 8-20-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
University Briefings & Virtual Events
Thanks to all of you who joined our town hall meeting for students and parents last night. We hope your questions were answered. Because of the impending storm (see below), we have moved the faculty and staff town hall to Tuesday at 3:30.
Coronavirus Update 8-17-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
Coronavirus Update 8-17-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
University Briefings & Virtual Events
We are looking forward to meeting with you in the coming days to answer your questions about protocols for fall.
Coronavirus Update 8-13-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
Coronavirus Update 8-13-21, The Coronavirus Planning Team
University Briefings & Virtual Events
We continue to prepare for your arrival with great excitement for the year ahead. Today is the deadline for uploading proof of your first vaccine (or single vaccine if you received Johnson & Johnson) or your request for a medical or religious exemption.