Because the liability exposures to college campuses are so significant, institutions are asking both the federal and state governments to pass legislation that would shield them from legal claims related to COVID-19.
TimelyMD also surveyed college students on their top concerns and how they are coping with increased stress and anxiety during the coronavirus pandemic.
With students spending an unprecedented amount of time online due to social distancing and remote learning, cyberbullying has been a growing concern.
Classes already developed for face-to-face classes can easily be adapted for remote formats during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Law experts debate the validity of the lawsuits and whether distance learning offers the same educational value as in-person classes.
Comparitively, several other countries that also reopened schools have reported no resulting increase in infection rates.
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The New York governor said he hasn’t determined if children in the state will return to school in the fall, partially because of the unknowns of the disease.
With many students and employees studying or working from home, alert systems help campus leaders share vital information.
There is a seemingly never-ending list of concerns for colleges to consider before reopening, but these four objectives should be top of mind.
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Crisis response can be a weak spot for many campuses. Learn how to manage tasks, share response plans and maintain command and control over response teams during a crisis.
