NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — While we continue to rebound from the effects of the coronavirus, what will happen with colleges and universities this Fall? Will education institutions be able to open as normal, and what measures will they need to take? On today's MorningLine, we are joined by Dr. Wendelyn Inman, Director of Public Health Programs at TSU, to talk about why opening in phases might be the best way to keep students, faculty, and sports programs safe. Be sure to watch to learn more.
While we continue to rebound from the effects of the coronavirus, what will happen with colleges and universities? Will education institutions will be able to open as normal? On today's MorningLine, we are joined by Dr. Wendelyn Inman, Director of Public Health Programs at TSU, to talk about why opening in phases might be the best way to keep students and faculty safe. We also talk about college sports and some of the ways they could come back in a safe way. Be sure to watch to learn more.
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