“One of the challenges is separating opinion from science. In my view, science is science, and it is proven.” Posted on May 11, 2022August 30, 2023 by Natalie Hey Sheri Hey has been a nurse for 28 years. She has worked a number of jobs, but nothing compared to the struggles of nursing during a pandemic. Sheri discusses the various responsibilities of her roles in a school district and her struggles with misinformation during a pandemic. Natalie Hey: If you could start by introducing […]
“Okay, you want to get your information from Snapchat? Go right ahead.” Posted on May 11, 2022August 30, 2023 by Natalie Hey Greg Hey is a middle school teacher in Burridge, Illinois. He has been a teacher for 27 years and has dealt with nothing that compares to the struggles of Covid and misinformation in his classroom. Natalie Hey: can you introduce yourself? Greg Hey: Hey, I’m Greg Hey I am a sixth-grade science teacher at Gower […]
“They couldn’t fire us; they needed us. I didn’t slack off, but I could have if I wanted to.” Posted on November 12, 2021October 16, 2024 by Natalie Hey Mason Schoof, 21, is a fourth-year civil engineering student at UW-Milwaukee. During the pandemic, Schoof worked at Walmart in his hometown of Muskego. Schoof gained perspective on the gravity of the pandemic through his experiences there. Natalie Hey: What was working like during the pandemic? Mason Schoof: Sometimes it was nice because we would close […]