learning in covid times
Classrooms look different, but student-faculty connections are stronger than ever
Despite all of the changes this year, Beloiter ingenuity and community spirit continues to shine. Whether online, in-person, or a combination of the two, our students and faculty have found new ways to connect and learn.
Masks, computer screens, and physical distancing haven’t stopped our faculty from directing students in choral practice or helping them explore complex issues through seminar discussions, perform hands-on experiments in the lab or create new work in the studio.
Director of Choirs Christopher Joyner keeps music alive this fall working in person with students individually or in small groups, and with the full choir virtually.
Political Science professor Ron Watson teaches a hybrid course with students joining from all over the world.
Students continue to attend seminar-style classes like philosophy professor Matt Tedesco's Environmental Ethics course.
With proper distance and cleaning, students continue to do hands-on learning in the lab.
Many courses are integrating additional fieldwork and outdoor class time and activities.
