Date
2021-08-11Publisher
Boston College Center on Work and FamilyPeer Reviewed
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As August approached I was looking forward to a return to campus and teaching my fall class to our University’s seniors. I had the foresight (i.e. blind luck) to not commit to teaching in the 2020-2021 academic year and was happy to have dodged that bullet. The course I teach is a highly personal and interactive one and I couldn’t imagine fostering the same connections for the class while we were all masked and socially distant. But just a couple of weeks ago while prepping for class, looking forward to seeing my colleagues at the Center in-person, and discarding the masks that were scattered everywhere on the homefront, life took yet another unexpected turn.Description
Blog on the anticipation of returning to "normal" on college campusesCitation
Harrington, Brad. ( 2021). Returning to the Office? I am not so sure. Boston College Center on Work and Family, Chestnut Hill, MASponsors
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COVID-19 delta variantstress
Masks
COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-
Universities and colleges--Safety measures
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