Viruses
Eugene Wu, a biology and biochemistry professor, can provide insight on potential anti-virals for COVID-19.
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Infectious Disease
Jory Brinkerhoff, a biology professor, can discuss the spread of disease.
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COVID-19 in Latin America
Jenny Pribble, associate professor of political science, can speak to how Latin American countries have responded to COVID-19.
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Herd Immunity
Joanna Wares, associate professor of mathematics, can explain herd immunity and when it is effective against disease.
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Mathematical Biology
Marcella Torres can discuss the intersections of mathematical and biological sciences relevant to COVID-19.
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Modeling Infection Spread
Lester Caudill, professor of mathematics, can provide insight on how math is used to predict disease.
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College Enrollment
Vice President for Enrollment Management Stephanie DuPaul, can discuss trends and best practices during COVID-19.
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International Education
Dean of International Education Martha Merritt, can provide prospective on study abroad considerations during a pandemic.
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College Admissions
Associate Vice President and Dean of Admissions Gil Villanueva, can discuss how college admission professionals are adjusting and innovating processes.
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Impact on Retail
Tom Arnold, a finance professor, can discuss COVID-19's impact on retail businesses.
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Economic Impact on Virginia
Randy Raggio, a finance professor, can discuss the statewide economic impacts of COVID-19.
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Economic Assistance
Political scientist Tracy Roof, can discuss how government assistance programs like food stamps impact the economy.
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Impact on Music Industry
Andy McGraw, a music professor and ethnomusicologist, can discuss the pandemic's impact on the music industry.
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Olympics Postponed
Andy Spalding, a law professor and chair of the Olympics Compliance Task Force, can provide insights into the decision to postpone the Olympic Games.
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Judicial Impacts
Carl Tobias, a law professor, can provide insight on how COVID-19 is affecting judicial activity.
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Career Advice
Becca Shelton, a UR career advisor, shares advice for those on the hunt for new jobs during COVID-19.
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Information Security
Shana Sumpter, director of information security, can provide advice on practicing good cyber hygiene while working remotely and avoiding scams.
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Estate Planning
Allison Tait, a law professor who specializes in estate and family law, can discuss why now is the right time to revisit your will.
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Social Isolation
Don Forsyth, a social psychologist, shares insight on how to mentally manage social isolation.
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Healthy Brains
Kelly Lambert, professor of behavioral neuroscience, can discuss how to keep our brains healthy during uncertain times.
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Healthy Behavior
Camilla Nonterah, a counseling psychologist, can discuss how to manage anxiety and avoid unhealthy behavior during crisis situations.
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Health and Wellness
Sarah Lee, UR health educator, shares tips for sticking with your exercise routines while social distancing.
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Mindfulness
Monti Datta, a political science professor, leads mindfulness initiatives on campus. He shares how our mind can a be tool for stress management during uncertain times.
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Emotional Resiliency
Laura Knouse, a psychology professor and clinical psychologist, shares how focusing on daily tasks can help us through uncertain times.
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Remote Teaching
Heather Russell, a mathematics professor, reflects on what professors should consider while teaching from home.
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Working from Home
Theran Fisher a talent management professional, provides tips on how to be sucessful at working from home.
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Remote Work Etiquette
Kevin Cruz, a management professor, can provide tips on how to interact with coworkers remotely.
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Pandemics of the Past
David Routt, a history professor, can compare today's COVID-19 pandemic with pandemics of the past.
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Pandemic Literature
Elizabeth Outka, an English professor, can discuss how past pandemics have shaped cultures for years to come.
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Post-Apocalyptic Culture
Kevin Pelletier, associate professor of English, can tell us what we might learn from his post-apocalyptic literature class during an international pandemic.
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Everyday Heroes
Scott Allison, a psychology professor and expert on the heroes journey, can discuss how everyday people step up as heroes during a health crisis.
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K-12 Reading Comprehension
Tammy Milby, director of reading, can share how parents can practice reading comprehension skills with their children while social distancing.
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Front Lines of Health Care
Rania Kassab Sweis, a medical anthropologist, can compare war time health care and the experiences of health care professionals during a pandemic.
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