WOU vs. Coronavirus

Change of cost

Financial aid

Loss of income

Mental illness

Media/ social media

Loss of control

Student organizations/clubs

Loss of fundraising opportunities

Loss of access/support

Accessibility

Financial aid

Programs

Advising

Remote options

Tutoring

Video chat only

Internet access

Technology access

Registrar office

Transfer students struggling

Housing

Moved students from dorms

freshman still encouraged to apply for housing

Fall 20/21

Reduced class time

Miscommunication

Program issues

Losing money

Events

Sports

Job losses

National State of Emergency

Statewide State of Emergency

Stay at home orders

Extension

Plan to reopen

Business Closures

Loss of Access

Loss of normalcy

Essential businesses

Limited availability

Consistency

Schedule

Prepare to communicate accurate info

Stop exposure to false news

Appreciation for aid/ humanity

Possible traumatic experience

Mental Illness

Community anxiety

Trauma

Registration

Online filing system

Easier credit transfer process

Adapting to situations

Networking with courses

Variety of offered programs

Retention rate

Graduation rate

Student Success Team

Mental Health support

Registrar's Office

add/drop classes = smooth

2020 virtual commencement

tools

Email

PDF editor

Chat box

S/NS grading

Stats of incoming students

Remote visits

phone

Email

videochat

Tutoring

Videochat only

online forms

Only wet signatures allowed

Talk by phone is available

Easy page navigation

Some students stuck on campus

Moved from campus to Arbor park Apts

Currently wanting freshmen housing by fall

Increased sanitation

Online food orders

In-person pickup

Phases

21 days between

3 phases

Phase 1

Limited sit down dining

Limited personal care

Gyms

Salons

Gatherings of 25 people

Phase 2

Limited office work

Limited nursing home visits

Gatherings of 100 with social distance

Phase 3

Vaccine required before phase 3

Concerts

Conventions

Live sports

Large events canceled through Septmeber

No state fair

3rd time in history

Prerequisites

Contact tracing

Testing

Isolation facilities

State sector guidelines

Room in hospitals

Decline in cases

PPE supplies

Open by region

7 regions

Testing

Current standing:

121 deaths

2989 cases

67469 negative

2957 positive

Hospitals

Room in ICU

807

245 available

Reopening guidelines

Stay home if sick

At risk people stay home

Symptomatic = isolation

Contact healthcare pro

Frequent handwashing

>20 seconds

Hand sanitizer

60-95 % alcohol

Cover cough/sneeze

Immediately toss tissues

Immediately wash hands

Social distance

6 ft from non-housemates

Masks in public

Stay close to home

Avoid traveling

Avoid day trips

Stores near home

Coronavirus origin

Link to wet markets

Person to person spread

Family of viruses

Spread from bat

SARS

MERS

1st reported in China

Severity

Unknown

Different by age

80% deaths were age 65+

Most at risk

65+

Underlying conditions

Compromised immune system

Nursing homes

Mnetal health coping

Stress

Fear about family/health

Changes in sleep pattern

Changes in eating pattern

Difficulty concentrating

Worsening of mental health

Increase in drug/alcohol use

Those at risk for high stress

Young children

Older adults

Preexisting mental illness

Drs/nurses/1st responders

Ways to cope

Take breaks from social media

Self care

Eat healthy

Exercise

Regular sleep schedule

Avoid drugs/alcohol

Personal time

Connect with others

Talk about feelings

# of total cases

4,179,479 (May 15, 2020)

Deaths

287,525 (May 15, 2020)

Places at risk

Minorities

Prisons

Low income

3rd world countries

Plan to improve healthcare

1 billion spend 10% income on healthcare

Plan to be more prepared

Meeting next week

More health systems

Better health care

Closure of schools for rest of school year

Small schools at risk

lack of government aid/money

Different states/countries