Collected Item: “Inside and Outside, At Home, Spring 2020 Semester, Brooklyn”
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Inside and Outside, At Home, Spring 2020 Semester, Brooklyn
Tell us a story; share your experience. Or describe the item you are submitting. What does the object or story you've uploaded say about the pandemic, and/or why is it important to you?
This submission interweaves the personal and professional experiences of an associate professor in the Brooklyn College Library with references to events happening in the larger society during the months of the COVID-19 pandemic through early October 2020.
What sort of object is this: text story, photograph, screenshot, drawing, meme, etc.? And where did you find it?
This is a long, text document divided into seven parts with links to websites, Youtube videos (including an oral history interview with a student), and a slideshow and images composed by the author. The author has submitted 90% of the links included in the document to the Internet Archive to assure permanent availability.
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I am sole creator
Name of the item creator, unless anonymous
Beth Evans
Use tags (separated by commas) to describe your story or documents. For example: Does it relate to a particular neighborhood? Does it relate to a particular aspect of the pandemic: school, work, family, hospital.
Brooklyn College Library, online learning, urban farming, sustainability, graduation, commuting, #summerofstruggle, #cutcovidnotcuny, We Stand Against Hate, ARC, Anti-racist Coalition, essential workers, pets, vets, technology
Give a date associated with this story or documents.
2020
What is your affiliation, if any, with Brooklyn College? (e.g. Junior undergrad majoring in history; faculty in the English Dept; human resources staff member; alumni; community member; Brooklyn resident; etc.)
Associate Professor, Library; BC alumna class of 1980; parent of BC student and alumna; daughter of BC alumna
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Independently created
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