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Adventures in Zoom Learning: Dr. Precious Yamaguchi’s Advanced International Fashion, Textiles & Communication Class
My final drop-in to a Zoom class this term was at the invitation of one of our Communication Professors, Dr. Precious Yamaguchi. I happily joined the Advanced International Fashion, Textiles and Communication class to learn more about the medium of fabric, and the rich opportunities for artistic impression it provides.
Adventures in Zoom Learning: Dr. Michael Parker’s Herpetology Class
As luck would have it, I was invited to attend Dr. Michael Parker’s herpetology class via Zoom on May 27 – World Biodiversity Day. “Perfect timing,” I thought.
Adventures in Zoom Learning: Corsetry Class
The class and Prof. Kurutz’s lecture produced one of those magical moments that educators cherish. The students educated me. I left the class more aware of the history of corsets and the empowerment they now represent for some. And the experience reinforced my awe at our faculty’s ingenuity and genuine caring during these uncertain times.
Virtual Visits with the President: Q&A with Kelly Moutsatson, SOU Director of Admissions
How do we introduce prospective students to our campus if we can’t physically bring them here for a tour? How have we removed barriers for students seeking admission to college? How have Raider Registrations shifted during this time of remote delivery?
Adventures in Zoom Learning: Sociology of Health, Illness, and Healthcare
When I received the invitation to drop into Dr. Larry Gibb’s sociology class and learned that the lecture would focus on public health and the effects of socioeconomic status on health outcomes, I thought there could not be a more appropriate time to have this discussion.