It was hard enough moving traditional classes online this spring. But Health and Exercise Studies faculty had to get extra creative to continue classes that are typically taught in the water, on a filed, in a gym, or on a bike.
During COVID-19, mental and physical wellness are both more important than ever before. Here are five events and activities to help you look after yourself this summer.
Melanie Flowers, president of Student Government at NC State, has been elected by her peers to serve as chair of the Council of Student Body Presidents for the UNC System. She also discussed what it’s been like to serve in both capacities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Student Emergency Fund.
Student tutors and supplemental instructors from the University Tutorial Center have been forced to get creative with virtual sessions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Division of Academic and Student Affairs partnered with several other departments across the university to develop the Keep Learning website, which provides resources and support for students acclimating to remote learning during the COVID-19 crisis.
NC State College of Education professor Jessica Hunt and Mark Newmiller, director of the Disability Resources Office, share tips for helping college students with disabilities learn remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
As we approach the apex of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Student Health Services team continues the flurry of adaptations, reconfigurations, and regroupings to ensure that NC State students are safely cared for.
Thanks to a massive campuswide effort in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak, NC State’s food pantry continues to serve the students, faculty and staff who need it most.
Julia Harrison, editor in chief for the Agromeck, writes about this year’s publication and how COVID-19 has impacted its production.