COVID Lessons: Recent Episodes
Tufts Observer
COVID Lessons is a Tufts Observer podcast series in which we explore how students, faculty and staff at Tufts have responded and grown this year as a result of the pandemic.
Hosted and produced by Silvia Wang and Caitlin Duffy with the help of Florence Almeda and Sofia Pretell. Cover art by Julia Steiner.
In the third episode of Covid Lessons, we will discuss how the experience of EMTs at Tufts has changed this year, from adhering to new protocols to shifting their expectations as medical providers, and some of the truths about essential workers that this pandemic has shed light on.
This episode was written and produced by Silvia Wang and Caitlin Duffy with help from Florence Almeda and Sofia Pretell.
In Episode 2 of COVID Lessons, we speak with Lynn Cooper, the Catholic Chaplain at Tufts, about the spiritual change that has occurred on campus and how technology has affected the way we connect (or don’t connect) with others during the pandemic.
This first episode of COVID Lessons features an interview with Professor Sam Sommers works in the psychology department at Tufts. We’ll be talking about how the pandemic has shifted social norms, the psychological effects of remote learning, and how students can juggle safety, social life, and academics during these turbulent times.