One community college delivered more than 3,000 kits packed with everything from blood typing chemicals to animal organs for students’ to conduct at-home laboratory work after classes were moved online because of pandemic-related campus closures. Another is holding a drive-through, outdoor art exhibition providing students a critical opportunity to experience the finer points of curating a professional gallery showing. A third is expanding a pilot program allowing food insecure students to order free groceries from the college cafeteria.
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