WHAT ARE mRNA VACCINES
Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson: what are the different vaccines, and how do the mRNA vaccines really work? Etc.
WHICH MASKS?
What do masks really do (hint: they really protect you!), what masks are best for which environment and variant, what is the difference between N95/KN95, etc.
TESTING & QUARANTINE
When to get tested, what are home tests, if I am positive how do I quarantine, how long, etc.
COVID-19 Info
Slides Decks
The First Days of the Pandemic
Navigating the lockdowns and early scientific research March 2020 to April 2020 - Link to Slides
Please note that use of these slides other than for personal information is restricted and permission must be sought for any other use (eg. public projection/classroom use)
These Powerpoint Slides have been prepared for John Jay College's COVID Task force/Reopening Committee/Senate Health and Protection panel since March 2020.
The slides on the right are updated as soon as new information comes in about new variants or new aspects of the pandemic
The 'Advice' slides decks below are taken from the main decks as they are quick and easy reference on what to do in case of infection, what the vaccines options are, what masks do and which one should you use, etc.
Reopenings
The complexity of reopenig without a vaccine
From April 23 to June 17, 2020 Link to Slides
Vaccines and Variants
mRNA vaccines, variants, Omicron subvariants
From Feb. 17, 2021 to May 1st 2022 Link to slides
Current slides
Most current slides
TREATMENT & LONG COVID
Paxlovid and Molnupiravir, what are they, and what is Long COVID, where do you get help, etc.
For best access to all the LINKS, download the slides decks
The Full Deck
ON DEMAND ONLY REQUEST LINK
Contains all the slides from March 2020 to present
MONKEYPOX
Monkeypox is here and we're already 6 months behind in our response. So what is Monkeypox? See here.
MASKS IN THE CLASSROOM
These are a few intro slides I will use this semester (Fall 2022) to encourage students to wear masks, since the city/state has relinquished the responsibility of keeping the community safe to individuals