On cspan, live coverage on cspan2. Watch anytime on cspan. Org or listen on the go with the free radio app. We return now to the topic of school and university opening. Our guest is the president of middle Tennessee State university. Have seen yout when you participated in a Panel Discussion at the white house last week to talk about reopenings and how it might happen. The president ell and Vice President at that Panel Discussion . Morning and thank you for having me on your show. Ourt university was being very measured and had taken great preparation to safely open our university for our students this fall. There were a number of challenges that we had to address in order to make sure the campus was safe and that we were ready for the onset of 22,000 students and 3000 faculty and staff at one of the top universities in tennessee. Middleou announce that Tennessee State universityunivet to announce that you would open in the fall. How do you plan to do that, and what changes does that m
Last week to talk about reopenings and how it might happen. What did you tell the president and Vice President at that Panel Discussion . Guest good morning and thank you for having me on your show. I told the Vice President and ourpresident that university was being very measured and had taken great preparation to safely open our university for our students this fall. There were a number of challenges that we had to address in order to make sure the campus was safe and that we were ready for the onset of 22,000 students and 3000 faculty and staff at one of the top universities in tennessee. Middleou announce that Tennessee State universityunivet to announce that you would open in the fall. How do you plan to do that, and what changes does that mean for how your students will experience school . Yes, we were the First University in the state to announce in april that we were going to offer inperson, oncampus courses, and bring our students back. At that time, the curve was flattening,
Ten year is yielding around 0. 65 . Yeah, 0. 648 30year is at 1. 383 andrew thanks, becky nice to see you. Meantime, civil Rights Groups involved in that meeting with facebook which we previewed for you yesterday right here on squawk, well, the companys platforms, they are calling that sitdown meeting disappointing. They say they were unable to get commitments from Company Leaders on how they plan to combat hate speech and misinformation on the site facebook spokesperson said this was an opportunity for the company to reaffirm the commitment to combatting hate on the services well talk a lot more about this later with somebody who was on that phone call. I dont know if it was a phone call or a zoom. They dont do zoom, guys. They didnt i thought it was a zoom . Facebook now has their own. They do they have their own platform now. I dont know if you are going to meet with well, ive had meetings on facebook they often use blue jeans. I thought it said zoom but it might have been used sayi
Whats going to happen to Higher Education in the middle of a pandemic universities are scrambling to get their lectures online as coronavirus lockdowns lock out students but what will that do to the quality of education this is inside story. Hello welcome to the program. But coronavirus pandemic is disrupting Higher Education worldwide lockdowns of closed university and College Campuses classes have moved online one of the worlds most prestigious universities cambridge in england is making all actors on while until next year but can virtual classes provide the same learning experience and should students continue to pay higher tuition fees so they can set their exams. Reports. Can Read University has experienced plagues wars and social upheavals over the past 800 years the coronavirus is the latest challenge social distancing rules mean students and teachers havent been on campus since the start of the pandemic so University Staff are making tough choices all mass lectures so really bi
A lot of the countrys fortunes we bring you the stories in developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. Breaks it down was a slogan that whatever the problem is of course jokes and counting the cost on aljazeera. Whats going to happen to Higher Education in the middle of a pandemic universities are scrambling to get their lectures online as coronavirus lockdowns lock out students but what will that do to the quality of education this is inside stuart. Hello welcome to the program im bernard. But coronavirus pandemic is disrupting Higher Education worldwide lockdowns of closed university and College Campuses classes have moved online one of the worlds most prestigious universities cambridge in england is making all actors on while until next year but can virtual classes provide the same learning experience and should students continue to pay higher tuition fees so they can set their exams. Reports. Can Read University has experienced plagues wars and social upheavals ove