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The Horizon

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Living six feet apart: the importance and effects of social distancing

Sydney Randall, News Editor April 13, 2020

As the novel coronavirus spreads through Kentuckiana, two words keep appearing everywhere: social distancing. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, social distancing is “remaining...

Biology professor shapes young minds

IUS Horizon October 2, 2011
Bacteria is everywhere — on handrails, backpacks, vending machines and in water. This is what Pamela Connerly, assistant professor of biology, taught children at a camp this past summer. Summer Enrichment at Community Montessori School, a day camp for children in New Albany, devoted one week to ecology and Connerly taught children about bacteria and bacteriophages. Connerly and two of her research students —Timothy Kremer and Whitney Malloy, biology seniors — taught at the camp for two days about the bacteria surrounding them.
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