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WCSU to celebrate Western Research Week on May 3 through 6 Annual showcase of student research goes virtual this year in four-day event
DANBURY, CONN. Western Connecticut State University will renew and reimagine the popular tradition of celebrating student research at the close of each academic year with the online presentation of Western Research Week as a four-day virtual event from May 3 through 6.
After a hiatus in 2020 forced by the university s closure last spring at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, WCSU has transformed the annual Western Research Day tradition begun in 2005 into this year s Western Research Week, a series of Zoom sessions streaming live beginning at 4 p.m. each afternoon during the four-day program. Admission is free and the public is invited to register in advance to view the Zoom presentations by accessing the URL link at https://wcsu-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYld-itqzMiGNbiSOsLiiT91wV6tifJwiqz.
Survey reveals racial, political differences in response to COVID health measures ⋆ Michigan Advance
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Survey: Black people more likely to adhere to public health guidelines due to disparities
America s stark racial disparities in health care have been exposed by COVID-19, but a new study from Michigan State University suggests that Black individuals are more likely than conservative White people to adhere to public health standards due to disparities.
The study, published in the
Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities, used data from MSU s State of the State Survey that was captured during the initial COVID-19 outbreak from a representative group of 800 adults in Michigan. Our findings suggest that although COVID impacts all Michiganders, reactions to COVID are politicized. This is significant because if people base their response to COVID on politics rather than science, they may be placing themselves at risk, said Zachary Neal, MSU associate professor of psychology and study co-author.