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Student Life During COVID—Share your story – Take 2!

by Guest Author September 23, 2021
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UAlberta students, the COVID pandemic continues to present challenges for the 21/22 learning year. This past April, the University of Alberta Library and Wellness Supports invited you to participate in a community arts initiative to explore and express your student experience during COVID.

In light of the upcoming World Mental Health Day, we encourage you to reflect on your experiences as a post-secondary student during the pandemic, of your resilience and tenacity, and of your overall wellness — and then invite you to creatively express what it means to you. How you choose to do that is entirely up to you: draw, paint, sing, snap pics, write (poems, stories, code?!)…we just want you to express yourself!

Need inspiration?

  • Check out these COVID-related creative expressions
  • Try some of these Inspirational Prompts and Activities 

Contribute your creative work to a Zine! In addition to the benefits and enjoyment we hope you derive from the creative process, you can also submit  your creative work to a Zine. Digital and print versions will be a resource for other students as they face continuing impacts and challenges of post-secondary education during COVID, and will serve as a permanent artifact of the UAlberta pandemic experience.

The Student Life During COVID submission form is accepting submissions until Friday, October 22 at 11:59 pm. Please review the Guidelines and Creative Work Selection Criteria

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Care to share your creativity on Twitter or Instagram? Tag @uofalibrary!

If you have any questions about this project, please contact Lucinda Johnston at lucinda.johnston@ualberta.ca.

This initiative is funded by the Healthy Campus Unit Heroes for Health Grant, Campus and Community Recreation Services, and Human Resource Services.

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