Of the pandemic.
It's been a college semester like no other for c1 this fall, and as the first e full semester since c1 it has been a college semester pandemic began comes to a close university c1 missouri western this fall.
Sharing a progress report on how it's dealt with c c1 since the pandemic began, comes kq2's ron johnosn spoke to members of the university's covid-19 r c1 sharing a progress report how university's doing, ron?
Alan, just three short months ago students c1 the pandemic began and they along with university staff did not know what to expect.
Now, the university says c1 of the protocols and plans they've put in place are working, really c1 the on set of the pandemic.
And those students along with university's covid-19 responce team a group dedicated c1 tracking covid-19's impact on the college.
They told us today that of c1 this semester only about 50 are tested positive for the virus at its peak.
Staff credit the low number of cases to the university's complience when it comes to wearing masks and social distancing.
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And the dedicat c1 our staff have shown in adapting to this world that we're in.
They have done just 1 roughly 5000 kids who attended classes this semester.
Only 50 tested positive for the virus at its peak.
And staff credit the low number we've asked them to do to try and help prevent the spread c1 this disease."
Of course there are still concerns for the university, c1 distancing.
Of c1an't say enough cooperation and the dedication of regular class for students is c1 faculty and our staff have shown in adapting to this world we're in.
They have done a tremendous job doing what you asked them to do, try to help prevent the spread tomorrow, final exams start friday and run to next tuesday.
C1 concerns for the university.
E least pandemic in their facilities, c1 over at nearby mosaic life care.
Pandemic in their outbreak of the avoid an taking steps to city staff are taking steps to avoid an c1 final exams start friday and run next
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