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Use Your Mask Properly
Diana Rodriguez, Mehdi Shahid, David Stem, and Deborah Gross
An infographic on the proper use of a face mask, including fit, washing, and the reason behind it.
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Maya Rogers Interview (Video)
Maya Rogers and Clara Posner
This is an interview with Maya Rogers who went home to Tulsa, Oklahoma for the first part of the term but had to return to campus due to healthcare resources. (She/Her/Hers/class of 2022/ Psychology/Tulsa, OK/Tulsa, OK and Northfield, MN)
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Anastasia Romanova Interview (Video)
Anastasia Romanova and Clara Posner
This is an interview with Anastasia Romanova who remained on campus for the entire term. (She/Her/Hers/class of 2022/Psychology/Kharkiv, Ukraine/Northfield, MN)
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Young children frustrated and in tears over digital learning as parents try to adapt during coronavirus pandemic-Local Memphis
Kaitlin Ross and LaPorsche Thomas
This article addresses both young children's and parents' frustrations with online learning, featuring a five-year old boy crying at his computer while trying to do school work.
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Lucas Sass Interview (Video)
Lucas Sass and Clara Posner
This is an interview with Lucas Sass who lived with his family in New Jersey for the entire term. (He/Him/His/class of 2022/Linguistics/New York City/New Jersey)
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Lucas Sass - Written Story
Lucas Sass and Clara Posner
This is a brief written story about Lucas' experience during the COVID-19 Pandemic. (He/Him/His/class of 2022/Linguistics/New York City/New Jersey)
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Letter from the CTO to faculty about technical support for remote learning
Janet Scannell
A letter from the director of ITS to faculty about resources for spring term remote courses just before the start of spring term.
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Letter from the CTO to students about technical support for remote learning
Janet Scannell
A letter from the director of ITS to students about resources for spring term remote courses just before the start of spring term.
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Michael Schultz's Personal Reflection
Michael Schultz
Here is a brief reflection written by myself discussing everything that has happened.
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Neighborhood Celebration for High School Graduates
Michael Schultz
On May 18th, my neighborhood held a car parade for high school graduating seniors. It was raining outside, so participation was relatively poor.
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Anna Schumacher Interview (Video)
Anna Schumacher and Clara Posner
This is an interview with Anna Schumacher who lived with her family in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota for the entire term. (She/Her/Hers/class of 2021/Psychology and Spanish minor/Detroit Lakes, MN /Detroit Lakes, MN)
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Joey Silknitter Interview (Video)
Joey Silknitter and Clara Posner
This is an interview with Joey Silknitter who lived with his family in Omaha, Nebraska for the entire term. (He/Him/His/class of 2022/American Studies/Omaha, NE/Omaha, NE)
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Sally Sirothphiphat - Life By Oneself: Written Story
Sally Sirothphiphat and Clara Posner
This is a brief written story about Sally's experience during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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Isla Skinner Interview (Video)
Isla Skinner and Clara Posner
This is an interview with Isla Skinner who lived with her family in Athens, Ohio for the entire term. (She/Her/Hers/class of 2022/Psychology/Laramie, WY/Athens, OH)
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Isla Skinner - Photo and Written Story
Isla Skinner and Clara Posner
"The photo shows an example of when I can meet with people over zoom. Though not as frequent as any kind of socializing that happens at Carleton, I suppose it's better than nothing!" (She/Her/Hers/class of 2022/Psychology/Laramie, WY/Athens, OH)
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Being There, and Not: The Reality of a Carleton Education During COVID-19
Natalie Soehnlin and Michael Dreger
A short essay about students' loss of community and also of independence when they were banished from campus.
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Jieun So Survey Responses
Jieun So
In this survey, student Jieun So discusses their experiences returning home to South Korea from Hong Kong University during the pandemic.
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South Carolina Educational Television At Home Learning Schedule
South Carolina Educational Television
A broadcast schedule from South Carolina Educational Television (ETV), the state’s Public Broadcasting Service station for the week of April 20-24, 2020 that outlines programming for different age groups and both state and national programming. Across the country PBS stations are partnering with state departments of education and individual school districts to provide on-air learning for students without internet access.
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How will our response to COVID-19 be remembered?
Randy Stapilus
This article is from a previous Idaho newspaper reporter and writes briefly about pandemics that have affected Idaho.
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Welcome to Psyc220!
Julia Strand
An introductory video by Carleton Professor Julia Strand to her remote spring course, Sensation and Perception.
"This is an intro video for students taking a newly online version of Sensation & Perception (Psyc220) at Carleton College, spring 2020. For a funny take on this video, check out Daniel Groll's version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvBfk..." [Youtube description] -
Hisui Takeda Interview (Video)
Hisui Takeda and Clara Posner
This is an interview with Hisui Takeda who lived with her family in Georgetown, Kentucky for the entire term. (She/Her/Hers/class of 2022/Music & Psychology/Georgetown, KY/Georgetown, KY)
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Hisui Takeda - Written Story
Hisui Takeda and Clara Posner
This is a brief written story by Hisui Takeda who spent the entire term in Georgetown, KY with her family. (She/Her/Hers/class of 2022/Music & Psychology/Georgetown, KY/Georgetown, KY)
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Rina Tanaka Interview (Transcription)
Rina Tanaka and Clara Posner
This is an interview with Rina Tanaka who remained on campus for the entire term and end of her senior year. (She/Her/Hers/class of 2020/Physics/Japan/Northfield,MN)
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Rina Tanaka - Written Story
Rina Tanaka and Clara Posner
This is a brief written story about Rina's experience during the COVID-19 Pandemic. (She/Her/Hers/class of 2020/Physics/Japan/Northfield, MN)
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Fall-term thoughts...
Christophe J. Tassava
An account of the pandemic by a Carleton staff member, including the anxieties and worries the pandemic has produced in everyday activities.
