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Critical Storytelling During the COVID-19 Pandemic
  • Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited
  • Imprint: Information Age Publishing
  • Dimensions: 130 pages - 156 x 234 x 9.52mm
  • Subjects: Education , Higher education

Critical Storytelling During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Berea College Students Share their Experiences

Nicholas D. Hartlep|Christopher V. Stuchell|Nathaniel Elisha Whitt|Brandon O. Hensley
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9781648025495
18 June 2021
£35.00
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9781648025501
18 June 2021
£65.00
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9781648025518
18 June 2021
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9781806604050
18 June 2021
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  • Description
  • Contents

Berea College, founded in 1855 on the principles of socio-educational equality, is an institution devoted to giving voices to the oppressed. This book, Critical Storytelling during the COVID-19 Pandemic, is a tribute to giving students from a variety of backgrounds a voice for the displacement they felt during the raging spikes of the early pandemic period. Each student offers their take on the pandemic itself, how it affected their education, as well as how it displaced them. From stories of exile to those of triumph, this work is a heralding account of dozens of students’ experiences.

Preface; Nicholas D. Hartlep.

  • Chapter 1. The Sepulchre by the Sea; Christopher V. Stuchell.
  • Chapter 2. Tuesday; Zella Walden.
  • Chapter 3. The Concept of Nirvana; Dayton A. Nicholson.
  • Chapter 4. The Homemade Archipelago: A Quarantine Journal; Ian J. Williamson.
  • Chapter 5. COVID and College: A Memoir; Grant R. Suer.
  • Chapter 6. The Stress of Being Immuno-Suppressed; Alyssa P. Ferrell.
  • Chapter 7. A College Freshman's Viewpoint of COVID-19; Dain S. Lewingdon.
  • Chapter 8. Fear and Loathing in My Bedroom: Social Responsibility; Anaïs R. Sommers.
  • Chapter 9. A Eulogy for Sunday; Miriam Styer.
  • Chapter 10. Now and Then: A Personal Perspective on the World Amidst COVID-19; Nathaniel Elisha Whitt.
  • Chapter 11. Plans, What Can You Do About Them? Abby K. Hansford.
  • Chapter 12. The Perfect Time to Have No Words; Alina L. Cooper.
  • Chapter 13. COVID-19 Experience: My First-Year of College; Jalon M. Sandlin.
  • Chapter 14. College 101; Hattie N. Killin.
  • Chapter 15. Fast Forward; Mary C. Holt.
  • Chapter 16. Silk; Shelby D. Mullins.
  • Chapter 17. Until Today; Shelby D. Mullins.
  • Chapter 18. How Conservatives Ignored Coronavirus; Samuel Garr.
  • Chapter 19. Mourning the Loss of Myself; Sophie N. Delaney.
  • Chapter 20. Conversations With Chamomile; Lola Bauer.
  • Chapter 21. The Loss by an Athlete; Abby N. Vires.
  • Chapter 22. Working From My Hometown; Rihs L. Stover.
  • Chapter 23. Life During Crisis; Tyler L. Boggs.
  • Chapter 24. The COVID-19 Pandemic: An Introvert's Perspective; Lisa M. Messer.
  • Chapter 25. What a Time to Be Alive! Junior Gyamfi.
  • Chapter 26. Time Is Still; Ruth N. Ramos.
  • Chapter 27. The COVID-19 Pandemic: The Instability in the Burmese Community; Moses C. Lian.
  • Chapter 28. So Far, So Good; Nicholas C. Holt.
  • Chapter 29. Uncertain; Katelynn R. Mrusek.
  • About the Editors and Authors.
  • Index.