A look into the aftermath how COVID-19 has shaped student and faculty life since March 2020
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Engineering student Dariana Jimenez studies at the dining room table of her Fort Worth home. Due to TCC transitioning to learning online for social distancing concerns.
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sprayer, which works by charging liquids as
they pass through the nozzle.
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arms of her grandmother Dolores Maria.
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on tracheostomy care. All equipment is sanitized
after every use.
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disinfectant at their side. The nursing program is one
of the few programs that has been allowed to continue
limited in-person classes.
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pieces during an on-campus ceramics workshop.
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of six feet from her students whenever possible, even
during hands-on practice.
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