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Assuming the College has some hybrid courses (i.e., some students in person, others virtual) on offer in Spring 2021, which would you opt for? *

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Please explain why you made that selection: *

Please tell us about your virtual learning experience during Fall 2020: *

Which, if any, of the following do you need: (please select all that apply) *

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How concerned are you regarding the impact of coronavirus on you personally? *

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How concerned are you regarding the impact of coronavirus on the College of Law? *

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Are there particular concerns about the impact of coronavirus on yourself or the College that you would like to share with the College of Law Pandemic Planning Taskforce? Is there anything else you would like to share with us as the Taskforce considers how the College of Law should operate in Spring 2021? *

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