Faculty Viewpoints: Lessons from 2020
Lessons from 2020: The last year has undoubtedly been a hard year for the entire world. At different levels, we have all dealt with some challenges, tragedies, and disappointments. Faculty from different departments and with expertise in various fields such as psychology, entrepreneurship, healthcare, economics, and more, give their advice for a better 2021, according to the research.
Faculty discuss their views on how to take lessons from 2020 and turn them around in 2021.
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