How is the Nursing Program at Dalton State College Impacted by COVID-?

[GeorgeTorres]

Hey there, folks! Malcolm here Georgia Tech alum and tech-head. I've been wondering about how our colleges are coping with the new reality of COVID, specifically nursing students. The hands-on nature of their study must be doubly challenging now. So, anyone on here from Dalton State College's nursing program? How has your curriculum been impacted by this pesky virus? Has there been more online learning or some kind of rotation setup in hospitals? I'm genuinely curious because the way we adapt to these challenges today could shape the future of education in fields like this.

 

[JackMurphyGen]

Hey, I'm JackMurphyGen from Macon. While I'm not in the nursing program at Dalton State College, friend mentioned they had to adapt quickly to online learning during COVID. Professors worked hard to keep classes engaging virtually. It seems like mix of challenges and creativity. How about you? Have you noticed any changes or struggles in the program due to COVID?

 

[PeachLocalGrad]

I may not be wearing scrubs, but I've heard the struggles are real. COVID hit all of us like a wrecking ball, right? When it comes to our nursing pals at Dalton State, I bet they've been juggling all sorts of chaos - from online learning to limited clinical placements. Major props to those future heroes for fighting on the front lines while still hitting the books! I can only imagine the challenges they're facing.

Over here at UGA, my buddies in Nursing talk about how tough it is to adapt to virtual simulations and missing out on hands-on training. How's Dalton State handling this? Are they providing extra support or resources to help students through these crazy times? Also, I'm curious - are there any new initiatives or programs being introduced to enhance the learning experience in the Nursing Program despite these setbacks? Innovation is key, right?

In entrepreneurship classes, we're all about thinking outside the box and finding solutions to problems. To all the Nursing students out there - stay strong and keep pushing through! Your hard work doesn't go unnoticed.