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Collected Item: “Employee Interview Regarding Covid-19”

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Employee Interview Regarding Covid-19

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Voice Interview

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I interviewed a co-worker from S. Mary's University and wanted to get her input on how this pandemic has affected her from working from home and getting adjusted to coming back on campus. Angelica Coronado, has been employed with St. Mary's for about two years now. When she began working here the pandemic hit and she was not prepared for what was to come at all like so many others. Getting adjusted to not coming to work every day changed for everyone and getting costumed to working online was hard on some people. But after a year once again everyone was back at work in campus and trying to keep the campus safe people were required to get vaccinated. But most importantly trying to get back to normal and making sure the students felt safe is St. Mary's priority.

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wrokingfromhome, gettingvaccinatedtostaysafe, keepingstudentssafe, #coveryourfangs, HS3390

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Aurora Torres

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2021-11-29
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