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Teaching During Covid
A high school teacher shares her experience of the pandemic, and the challenges of teaching remotely.
Fall Term 2020: An End of Term Message from President Poskanzer
President Steve Poskanzer thanks faculty, staff, and students for a safe fall term.
Positive Thoughts Clips For Exhibit
Clips for Carleton Students from Afar Exhibit
ER and Surgery During a Pandemic
The first photo is of me in the ER wearing a mask. The second photo I took outside the Avera St. Mary's Hospital in Pierre, SD at the drive in covid testing site. The two nurses who gave me my covid test can be seen walking away. The third photo is…
Spring 2020: The Student Experience
A video linked to the Reunion 2020 homepage of student reactions to online learning during Spring term.
Thank You Teachers
Homemade sign in front of a Chevy Chase, MD home thanking teachers for their work during the pandemic
Store Closing in Northfield
Sign in store on Division Street in Northfield, MN thanking the community for its business
Sign Thanking First Responders
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This sign, located outside of Edward's Hospital in Naperville, Illinois, thanks medical staff and first responders for all their tireless work and dedication.
The Distance: A newsletter from the Carletonian | June 6
This newsletter includes all the weekly articles published by The Carletonian, as well as a few features geared towards the fact that the majority of Carls are off-campus. File includes newsletter and full articles. Found online at:…
Quincy D'Alessio - Feeling Like an Outsider at Home: Photos and Written Reflection
Photo Outline:
1. I included this tree because it represents a sense of displacement that allowed me to not miss something for the first time. My parents moved into this house my freshman year at Carleton and I never realized this tree on our porch…
1. I included this tree because it represents a sense of displacement that allowed me to not miss something for the first time. My parents moved into this house my freshman year at Carleton and I never realized this tree on our porch…