I've been checking in with every one of my students to make sure they have Internet access at home so we can continue classes remotely. Also leaving myself as a resource if they struggle with anything- food, water, healthcare. I'll mediate for them to the appropriate folks @ uni
As these universities close across the country, I'm thinking of the students who rely on school meal plans to eat, the students who don't have wifi back home, the students going back to environments where they don't feel safe. Our most vulnerable students will be most impacted.
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I'm doing the same. Do you have ideas for those without internet at home? I'm thinking of holding office hours at local library, but don't know what to do when they close. Would love to hear ideas!!!
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The students who work for the university and are now out of a job.
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@bereacollege has committed in their statement to continuing to pay their student employees whether they are on campus to work or not. https://www.berea.edu/covid-19-plan/
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Yes that sucks. Their parents need to do better for their kids. Also, kids grow up fine without WiFi
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I’m at a public uni and our vault isn’t filled with cash, it’s full of donated produce because it’s a food pantry because our students are already struggling with food insecurity and homelessness.
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Most universities have petitions in place to allow students in those type of situations to stay on campus. I believe the main concern is students returning from spring break travel.
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Poor students can’t afford to do spring break travel.
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