Angela Myronovych oral history self-interview

Angela Myronovych oral history self-interview

Myronovych, Angela S.

Angela Myronovych was a student at Drexel University studying Finance with a minor in Neuroscience at the time of this interview. Angela Myronovych describes initial impressions and observations about COVID-19, touching on anti-Asian hate instances incited by the pandemic. This interview also shares the impact of the pandemic on international travel and describes Drexel's communications regarding travel bans. Angela Myronovych describes watching the news in March 2020 when COVID-19 spread to the United States. Wearing masks at the beginning of the pandemic is also discussed. Angela Myronovych comments on changing guidelines and uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 during the pandemic. This interview shares what it was like taking classes during the pandemic and discusses the impact on Angela Myronovych's cooperative education plans. This interview shares thoughts on the future of the pandemic, vaccines, and Drexel's decision to offer online classes for the fall term 2020. Angela Myronovych discusses the state of the stock market during COVID-19. This interview also touches on COVID-19 symptoms and the uncertainty of long-term effects. This interview comments on how COVID-19 influenced conspiracy theories and their potential danger. This interview also discusses hate crimes and anti-semitism during the pandemic.

This interview was conducted during HNRS 301: COVID-19, taught by Scott Knowles during summer quarter 2020.

COVID-19 seminar oral history interviews (Collection MC.00.100), Drexel University Archives

COVID-19 (Disease)

College students

COVID-19 (Disease)--Social aspects

Education, Higher

Conspiracy theories

Hate crimes--United States

Listen to the audio recording of this interview and read a raw transcript in Drexel University's digital repository.

interviews

August 28, 2020

English

30:28 minutes

Myronovych, Angela S.

Myronovych, Angela S.