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Presidents of Spelman and Montgomery colleges discuss effects of covid-19 (Full Streams 8/13)
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August 13, 2020
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44:47Now PlayingAs the nation and economy continue to face the unprecedented challenges of COVID19, many colleges and universities are delaying plans to begin their fall semesters with inperson instruction to limit the risk of spreading the virus. With several states now experiencing spikes of coronavirus cases, particularly among young adults, school administrators are examining more cautious strategies to employ such as online learning and canceling athletic events altogether. Washington Post Live will examine the outsized impact of the COVID19 pandemic on the U.S. higher education system from students to faculty and what the college experience could look like in the years to come. Spelman College president Mary Schmidt Campbell and Montgomery College president DeRionne P. Pollard will discuss the many challenges and decisions facing American colleges right now. Join the conversation on Thursday, Aug. 13 at 300 p.m. ET. Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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