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Different states/countries
lack of government aid/money
Small schools at risk
Closure of schools for rest of school year
Plan to improve healthcare
Plan to be more prepared
Meeting next week
Better health care
More health systems
1 billion spend 10% income on healthcare
Places at risk
Minorities
3rd world countries
Low income
Prisons
# of total cases
Deaths
287,525 (May 15, 2020)
4,179,479 (May 15, 2020)
Mnetal health coping
Ways to cope
Self care
Talk about feelings
Connect with others
Personal time
Avoid drugs/alcohol
Regular sleep schedule
Exercise
Eat healthy
Take breaks from social media
Those at risk for high stress
Drs/nurses/1st responders
Preexisting mental illness
Older adults
Young children
Stress
Increase in drug/alcohol use
Worsening of mental health
Difficulty concentrating
Changes in eating pattern
Changes in sleep pattern
Fear about family/health
Severity
Most at risk
Nursing homes
Compromised immune system
Underlying conditions
65+
Different by age
80% deaths were age 65+
Unknown
Coronavirus origin
1st reported in China
Family of viruses
MERS
SARS
Spread from bat
Link to wet markets
Person to person spread
Reopening guidelines
Stay close to home
Stores near home
Avoid day trips
Avoid traveling
Masks in public
Social distance
6 ft from non-housemates
Cover cough/sneeze
Immediately wash hands
Immediately toss tissues
Frequent handwashing
Hand sanitizer
60-95 % alcohol
>20 seconds
Symptomatic = isolation
Contact healthcare pro
At risk people stay home
Stay home if sick
Hospitals
Room in ICU
807
245 available
Current standing:
2957 positive
67469 negative
2989 cases
121 deaths
Open by region
7 regions
Prerequisites
PPE supplies
Decline in cases
Room in hospitals
State sector guidelines
Isolation facilities
Testing
Contact tracing
Large events canceled through Septmeber
No state fair
3rd time in history
Phases
3 phases
Phase 3
Live sports
Conventions
Concerts
Vaccine required before phase 3
Phase 2
Gatherings of 100 with social distance
Limited nursing home visits
Limited office work
Phase 1
Gatherings of 25 people
Limited personal care
Salons
Gyms
Limited sit down dining
21 days between
In-person pickup
Online food orders
Increased sanitation
Currently wanting freshmen housing by fall
Some students stuck on campus
Moved from campus to Arbor park Apts
Easy page navigation
Talk by phone is available
online forms
Only wet signatures allowed
Videochat only
Remote visits
videochat
phone
Stats of incoming students
Registrar's Office
S/NS grading
tools
Chat box
PDF editor
2020 virtual commencement
add/drop classes = smooth
Mental Health support
Student Success Team
Graduation rate
Retention rate
Variety of offered programs
Networking with courses
Adapting to situations
Registration
Easier credit transfer process
Online filing system
Mental Illness
Trauma
Community anxiety
Possible traumatic experience
Appreciation for aid/ humanity
Prepare to communicate accurate info
Stop exposure to false news
Consistency
Schedule
Essential businesses
Limited availability
Business Closures
Loss of normalcy
Loss of Access
Stay at home orders
Plan to reopen
Extension
Statewide State of Emergency
National State of Emergency
Job losses
Losing money
Sports
Events
Program issues
Miscommunication
Reduced class time
Housing
freshman still encouraged to apply for housing
Fall 20/21
Moved students from dorms
Accessibility
Registrar office
Transfer students struggling
Technology access
Internet access
Programs
Advising
Tutoring
Video chat only
Remote options
Student organizations/clubs
Loss of access/support
Loss of fundraising opportunities
Mental illness
Loss of control
Media/ social media
Loss of income
Financial aid
Change of cost
