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SJSU's Inaugural Public Voices Fellows | Office of the Provost

SJSU’s Inaugural Public Voices Fellows A group of 22 faculty members have made SJSU history as the inaugural cohort of the Public Voices Fellows program. Public Voices is an exciting new professional development opportunity launched by the Office of the Provost, the Center for Faculty Development, and the OpEd Project, which aims to amplify expert voices that have been underrepresented in efforts to address today’s most pressing issues. Fellows learned what makes an idea contagious in the public sphere, how to frame ideas in ways that will have public impact, and strategies for influencing discourse on a broad scale.

The vaccines are here. Trust the science

The vaccines are here. Trust the science Susan Snycerski FacebookTwitterEmail Douglas Magee, 78, a retired Army officer and resident of the Mississippi State Veterans Home in Jackson, right, is inoculated by Brent Myers, a CVS pharmacist, in Jackson, Miss., Saturday, Jan. 9, 2021. Magee was among the first residents to receive the Pfizer covid vaccination. Residents and staff at two of the four veterans homes were inoculated on Saturday with the vaccinations planned for the two other homes next week. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)Rogelio V. Solis / Associated Press With more than 25 million U.S. cases, more than 430,000 deaths and thousands dying per day, the expanding distribution of two vaccines is bringing excitement and hope for many in the United States that this may finally be what we need to get control of this pandemic. That said, an important question remains: How many people will actually take it?

California's health order falling on many deaf ears

California s health order falling on many deaf ears by Amy Taxin, Damian Dovarganes And Olga R. Rodriguez, The Associated Press Posted Dec 11, 2020 12:06 am EDT Last Updated Dec 11, 2020 at 12:12 am EDT Patrons pick up their food to go orders at Simmzy s restaurant counter before sitting to consume their meals at a Public Parklet outdoors area in Manhattan Beach, Calif., Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020. In the Southern California oceanside city of Manhattan Beach, one arm of government is urging residents to stay home except for essential needs while another is encouraging them to get out and shop and even providing places where they can sit down to relax, eat takeout and watch the sun set on the Pacific. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)

California COVID restrictions face growing rebellion

California's regional stay-at-home order falling on many deaf ears

While state and county health officials are pleading with residents to stay home and only mingle with those in their household, California's order allows all retailers to remain open with 20% capacity and encourages people to get outside to exercise.