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Mask Up! to keep Covid Down!

Dr. April Carpenter and Anatomy and Physiology friends remind students to Mask up!

Dr. Del Engstrom, Chair of the Health and Exercise Physiology Department

Dr. Stephen Kolwicz

Dr. Catherine van de Ruit

Dr. Nicole Ivaska

Lecturer, Kelsy Espy

Lecturer, Liz Bain

Dr. Kathy Wright

Dr. April Carpenter and Anatomy and Physiology friends remind students to Mask up!

Dr. Del Engstrom, Chair of the Health and Exercise Physiology Department

Dr. Stephen Kolwicz

Dr. Catherine van de Ruit

Dr. Nicole Ivaska

Lecturer, Kelsy Espy

Lecturer, Liz Bain

Dr. Kathy Wright

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