I can't imagine a scenario in which this fall hundreds of students will cram together in college classrooms. I simply cannot. Perhaps it is a failure of my imagination? #CovidCampus

I can imagine a scenario in which all large classes are online, but smaller classes continue to meet, albeit in larger classrooms.

I can't really imagine dorms operating as remotely normal absent effective treatment + fast ubiquitous testing. I can imagine dorms at, say, half capacity (along with robust testing being available).

I don't know what will happen. I think if I were a highschool senior I'd try to defer to january. If every hs senior does that, a vast number of great institutions will collapse absent massive governmental intervention. I got nothing but questions.

this thread is a subtweet of Mitch Daniels, whose plan for Purdue likely violates all kinds of disability laws he expects DeVos to waive (and likely will)

links back to Daniels' statement and various commentary on it from people I trust. https://twitter.com/DrSamiSchalk/status/1253131938887610368