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Listen: Medical College of Georgia students share coronavirus website and more on ‘In the Wild’ podcast

Rachel Visintainer Culling1 min readSeptember 1, 2020
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This week on In the Wild, Medical College of Georgia students Krishna Shah and Elena Diller join us to share about their latest project: a coronavirus resources website.

Having inherited the MCG COVID-19 response website from previous students, Shah and Diller have been updating and expanding it to connect the Augusta community with all local COVID-19 resources. Some things you’ll find on the website include helpful infographs, a student safety page and local coronavirus news.

Additionally, Stacey Eidson shares a funny and meaningful story about how important it is to communicate kindly with others amidst the stress of social distancing.

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Rachel Visintainer Culling is a Communication and Theatre student at Augusta University. She currently works as an intern for Raysean Rick's 'In the Wild' podcast and a student consultant at the AU Writing Center. Contact her to learn more about the podcast or Writing Center services at ravisintainer@augusta.edu.

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