Vaccines
Chemistry professor Jon Dattelbaum can discuss the vaccination process and the differences between various vaccines.
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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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Viruses
Eugene Wu, a biology and biochemistry professor, studies viruses and can break down the basic viral makeup of COVID-19.
Infectious Disease
Jory Brinkerhoff, a biology professor, can discuss the spread of disease.
Infection Spread
Lester Caudill, professor of mathematics, can provide insight on how math is used to predict disease.
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Epidemiology
Health studies professor Kathryn Jacobsen is an expert in epidemiology, global health, and public health.
Economic Assistance
Political science professor Tracy Roof can discuss how COVID-19 stimulus packages and government assistance through programs like SNAP impact citizens and the economy.
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Racial Disparities
Ernest McGowen, a political science professor, is studying the disparities in levels of anxiety and depression among various demographics.
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International COVID-19 Response
Jenny Pribble, a Latin American politics expert, can speak to how Latin American countries have responded to COVID-19.
Social Impact
Don Forsyth, a social psychologist, can discuss the impact of a year in social isolation.
College Admissions
Associate Vice President and Dean of Admissions Gil Villanueva can discuss how the pandemic led to new and innovative college recruitment processes.
COVID-19's Cultural Legacy
English professor Elizabeth Outka has studied how pandemics of the past impact culture. She shares her thoughts on COVID-19's cultural significance.