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Collected Item: “Going to College During COVID-19: Tips for College Students and Their Parents”

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Going to College During COVID-19: Tips for College Students and Their Parents

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Screenshot (Cone Health)

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In this interview with infectious disease specialist Cynthia Snider and clinical psychologist David Gutterman, they outline some tips for navigating college during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pair outlines important issues like wearing a mask, social distancing, and proper hygiene. This interview also touches on the anxiety and uneasy feelings both parents and students are feeling going back to a crowded campus. All in all, it’s important to listen to oneself and keep a line of open communication, as well as stay safe and stay healthy. If everyone follows these guidelines, these two experts feel that universities should be able to allow students safely.

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#hst485, #asu, #covidteaches, #college, #pandemic, #tips, #mentalandphysicalhealth, #conehealth, #advice, #anxiety, #safety

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https://www.conehealth.com/services/behavioral-health/going-to-college-during-covid-19-tips-for-college-students-and-t/

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Cone Health

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2020-07-27
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