With campus closed due to the Coronavirus, only a few students remained.
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With graduation ceremonies canceled, Seth Baumann takes a photo of his girlfriend, Kailee Prainito after the campus closed to combat the potential spread of coronavirus.
What became the last hurrah for the semster, the Division of Music and the Division of Communication presented Mozart's comic opera Cosi fan Tutte, the university’s first ever student-led opera.
Before COVID-19 really kicked in and the campus was shut down, the students were quite positive.
Faculty and staff at Weber State University’s Dumke College of Health Professions deliver supplies to health clinics around Weber County on March 31, 2020. With all classes moved online, the college is donating items that are usually used for training students to local hospitals and clinics that are responding to the Covid-19 crisis. The donated supplies have included everything from hand sanitizer to ventilators.
Kris Bouwhuis sorts medical supplies in the Annie Taylor Dee Simulation Center on March 31, 2020. Faculty and staff at Weber State University’s Dumke College of Health Professions are delivering supplies to health clinics around Weber County. With all classes moved online, the college is donating items that are usually used for training students to local hospitals and clinics that are responding to the Covid-19 crisis. The donated supplies have included everything from hand sanitizer to ventilators.
Weber State University employees deep clean the Ogden Campus while classes are canceled on March 13, 2020. Student employees in the Stromberg Complex clean individual weights while the gym is closed.
Dance instructor practices choreography at home to record for his class during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Beekeeper Cana Kjukovska checks on her bees in the village of Zagrad in North Macedonia. MBA students from Notre Dame traveled to the region to study agricultural businesses as part of their Business on the Frontlines course which examines the impact of business in societies affected by extreme poverty and conflict. BOTFL provides opportunities for students and alumni to engage and partner with non-profit organizations and multi-national companies to harness the dynamism of businesses to build these communities before they tip into conflict.
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