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Home OfficeThis is a photo of my rearranged home office. So that people could see me properly during Zoom meetings I had to set it up so that I could shine…
Office Work at HomeThis is me and my son doing "office work" during SRUs extended Spring Break. I'm moving my courses online and he is doing online school work. He…
Tweet by SRU professor about shift to online teachingCOVID-19 came in the midst of a longer debate about the place of online delivery in higher education. I tweeted this in response to an editorial in…
The Reality of Working from HomeWorking from home 10-12 hours a day leaves little time for chores. Coffee, Zoom meeting, email email email, quick lunch, answer students' questions…
Panic PurchaseWine/liquor purchase as Gov. Wolf considers closing state liquor stores in eastern PA counties.
social distancing Easter eggs
COVID-19 post card sent to all U.S. households by federal government
Virtual PresentationI am getting ready to virtually present my research at the American Academy of Advertising (AAA) annual conference from my bedroom.
From my Coronavirus Journal, the last entry before everything shut down in Washington County
My Easter story
Slippery Rock Mayor Jondavid R. LongoMayor Longo shares the actions of Slippery Rock borough and community partners in the wake of the Coronavirus.
Changes in Groceries ShoppingThe pandemic has drastically changed our lives in so many ways, including groceries shopping. Groceries stores implement a lot more rules to maintain…
Chalk messages encouraging social distancingMessages written in chalk on bridge in Grove City, PA that encourage social distancing and wearing masks in public
Beans!Expecting that there won't be much summer travel, I decided to keep myself busy and entertained growing my first vegetable garden. This is a picture…
PPE LitterA personal protection mask littered near a rail line in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
One of many blog accounts that help to bring a positive spin to looking at what lies ahead.
Pandemics syllabusThis is the page from my syllabus that marks when it went from being a course about pandemics, to being a course running during a pandemic.