Students in the Public History: Presenting and Interpreting the Past classes created journals using varied formats to express experiences from the pandemic. Specifically, each student contributed a digital journal titled Capturing Quarantine: Student Pandemic Experience. Students documented how the global pandemic has affected their lives.

These prompts were posed by Erin McCarthy, PhD, Associate Professor of History in the Humanities, History, and Social Sciences Department, who taught the class.

1. Why documenting the student voice important?
2. Describe your last "normal" day
3. Describe your biggest challenge and your response?
4. Undergraduate life develops new relationships. How have these been affected?
5. Self-Portrait - How has your lived experience during the first six months of 2020 changed you, made you?
6. You've witnessed and experienced so much, what does the future look like to you?

1. Why Remember?
2. Describe your new normal
3. After One Year, How Has the Pandemic Changed You?
4. What do I miss the most, what am I looking forward to?
5. Describe your personal pandemic timeline
6. Offer a self portrait and describe the biggest pandemic impact.

1. Your Personal Pandemic Timeline
2. My Pandemic: What I Learned So Far

All submitted work was received in the College Archives and retained as a permanent collection as part of its student response during the year 2020/2021 documenting student life and capturing the student perspective during this time.