LAS Peak Moments – YouTube Friday Release!
Meet Madison Fox, current UCCS student studying Pre-Med Biochemistry and a LAS Peak Ambassador, Cody Stein, UCCS Alum, previous LAS Peak Ambassador, and post-bac research fellow at the National Institutes of Health, and Dr. James Kovacs, Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at UCCS.
In this video, we asked our very own experts questions regarding the current COVID-19 pandemic. Our guests discuss the coronavirus from a biochemistry standpoint, helping us understand the virus by explaining some basic, easy to follow virology concepts. A production of the UCCS LAS Peak Ambassadors, these experts were given questions submitted by both students and faculty in hopes of helping our community learn more about this current COVID-19 pandemic affecting us all.
We Invite you to KEEP THE DISCUSSION GOING . . . . . . Below are resources recommended by our Biochemistry experts, as well as a link where you can submit your own questions to be answered in future videos.
- Submit Your Questions Here for future COVID-19 videos: https://forms.gle/4D17w2Ct3bmpYEpMA
- Resources CDC Disinfection Guidelines: https://www.cdc.gov/infectioncontrol/…
- Apple Screening Tool: https://www.apple.com/covid19/
- COVID-19 Dashboard by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University (JHU): https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/ap…
LAS Peak Moments YouTube Channel is managed and produced by the LAS Peak Ambassadors.
Since the campus move to remote learning in spring 2020 term, the LAS Peak Ambassadors have produced 14 videos designed to highlight students in their daily lives, or various campus opportunities and programs helping to keep our LAS community strong.
Current release schedule includes:
- A Day in the Life series – Tuesday releases
- Campus Life From Home series– Friday releases
To see more of their videos and to subscribe, please go to LAS Peak Moments.
We’re looking for more stories to tell!!!
If you would like to suggest feature topics,
please contact us through the LAS Dean’s Office at [email protected]