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Students at Home: Anthony Haimila

By editorialteam on April 20, 2020

By Abbi Rameau
Observer Contributor 

Anthony Haimila is a Liberal Arts major in his second semester at the Mount. He is currently taking 5 classes and doing work from his couch. Haimila finds it is strange working off campus because he is a social person and now he can’t do much socially. He is also worried about his Statistics class because they are moving to Zoom and he finds it hard to hear his instructor over the website. 

As for graduation, Haimila feels disappointed for his friends graduating, and feels as time goes on the college could potentially re-evaluate and have an in person graduation, as the situation is constantly evolving. read more

Work From Home: Patrick Aubuchon

By editorialteam on April 11, 2020

“Our local area has some great hiking trails. I take advantage of these as often as possible outside of school. Since our recent change I log into my personal hotspot and MWCC IConnect. Nature offers personal space and an ever always present ability for learning!”

– Patrick Aubuchon, Adjunct Professor, Criminal Justice/Sociology

Work From Home: Maureen Provost

By editorialteam on April 9, 2020

“Hi! It’s me, The Glitter Slinger, in my new space. Quite a change for this early childhood education professor, but thinking of new ways to stay connected with my students and help them to work with the families and young children they serve.

Peace and glitter,

P.S. Keep calm and wash hands! Notice the glitter hand sanitizer. A gift from a student last Christmas.”

– Maureen Provost, Associate Professor of Early Childhood Education

Work From Home: Bob Mayer

By editorialteam on April 1, 2020

“The guy on the right is using a laptop to dial into his desktop at the office.  The guy on the right is using that laptop to do just about everything else!”

– Bob Mayer, Director of Veteran Services