Comments on: Conversations: H1N1 http://blog.acuho-i.org/2009/11/conversations-h1n1/ News by and for college and university housing professionals Fri, 30 Jul 2010 14:15:29 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Danny Armitage http://blog.acuho-i.org/2009/11/conversations-h1n1/comment-page-1/#comment-932 Danny Armitage Fri, 06 Nov 2009 22:54:18 +0000 http://blog.acuho-i.org/?p=1553#comment-932 I think the important action that most of us have taken is to increase communication to a higher level. This along with several other "crisis" situations have created an atmosphere where there is a greater demand for knowledge as to the actions that are being taken. We have used all the normal communication venues including email, blogs, print, social networking, meetings, programs and video. The campus movie channel has posted updates and utilized videos to inform residents of the status of H1N1 on campus. That seems to be a very effective "constant" communication tool that is minimally administered. The bulletin board aspect is critical, but the video produced by Residence Life Cinema is very effective. It has also been used with RA programming. I appreciate the information that has been provided and it seems to fall hand in hand with what most of us are doing in response to this situation. I think the important action that most of us have taken is to increase communication to a higher level. This along with several other “crisis” situations have created an atmosphere where there is a greater demand for knowledge as to the actions that are being taken. We have used all the normal communication venues including email, blogs, print, social networking, meetings, programs and video. The campus movie channel has posted updates and utilized videos to inform residents of the status of H1N1 on campus. That seems to be a very effective “constant” communication tool that is minimally administered. The bulletin board aspect is critical, but the video produced by Residence Life Cinema is very effective. It has also been used with RA programming.

I appreciate the information that has been provided and it seems to fall hand in hand with what most of us are doing in response to this situation.

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