Colorado Mesa University Charts Its Own Pandemic Course To Keep Students In Class

September 7, 2021

210827-GRAND-JUNCTION-MESA-UNIVERSITY-COVID-WASTEWATER — A group of students including senior Jada Mulford, led by Professor Kari Sholtes, tests wastewater on the Colorado Mesa University campus in Grand Junction for COVID-19 on Friday, August 27, 2021.

Colorado Mesa University President John Marshall talks about the COVID-19 prevention and detection program that kept the school open for in-person classes during the last academic year and what's changed this semester.

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