Question

Write a letter to the principal of the college regarding a covid awareness campaign in college campus? ​

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An open letter to administrators planning for fall 2020:

I was among the thousands of students that my university asked not to return to the campus after spring break amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that the spring semester has ended, I, like many students, have received a number of email updates from administrators regarding plans for the fall semester.

Those emails indicate that the university, like others I’ve heard or read about, would like to bring students back in person as much as possible and will turn to online classes only as a backup or last resort. But this approach is based on a faulty premise -- not all students want to return to campus under the circumstances they have proposed.

As much as everyone would love to return to campus life as it existed in January, that’s no longer an option. Bringing students back to campuses at any cost might achieve only a Pyrrhic victory for universities. Below I outline some questions about the proposed “hybrid” models of on-campus instruction.

Staying healthy. To be perfectly honest, I do not see how students can return to campuses without giving rise to a COVID-19 outbreak. There is no way to socially distance in a large, crowded lecture hall, so such classes either must have low enrollment caps or be taught online. Seminars, in theory, could be taught in a socially distanced setting, but professors can’t wear masks while teaching, and students will presumably remove theirs to speak

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