Students #KeptCOM, Celebrate After Challenging Semester
Dozens of alumni, faculty and students shared messages of celebration Monday across social networks, saluting COM students who "kept calm and carried on" through a unique, challenging semester.
Using the hashtag #KeptCOM, they posted videos, photographs and notes through the day May 15 for a virtual event that brought together a community spread apart by the coronavirus pandemic.
"COM students: So proud of what you've achieved despite the many challenges this semester," wrote COM Dean Mariette DiChristina, in a post that echoed the sentiments of many. "Your creativity, passion, and determination are inspiring. Awesome!"
CA Stephen feels proud that @WTBU #KeptCOM and started programming from home🏠 pic.twitter.com/qmpSRepifm
— COM Ambassadors (@COM_Ambassadors) May 15, 2020
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Allow me to shout out from the rooftop how proud we are of all @COMatBU Terriers who #KeptCOM during spring 2020! (And you CM 331/707-ers know how much I love !). See you at the CITGO sign in the fall. pic.twitter.com/n7i7UV6E89
— Michael Dowding (@MGDowding) May 15, 2020
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This semester, I've witnessed a lot of empathy from students, professors, and friends. While the term was filled with unexpected turns, I'm still so thankful for the support that I felt-- whether it was a text, email, or smile over Zoom--it made all the difference! #KeptCOM https://t.co/XzD1N26sou
— Anna Pham (@AnnaMyPham) May 15, 2020
This semester we #KeptCOM and started remote programming😎Despite it all, our podcasts and radio shows continued to create content.
Thank you to everyone involved for your positivity and hard work ❤️ #ProudtoBU
We will be continuing remote programming this summer!☀️ https://t.co/qmOzeOqh8f
— WTBU RADIO (@WTBU) May 15, 2020
COM-GRAD-ulations from the COM Graduate Affairs team @COMatBU! You #keptCOM and persevered! We're proud of you all! pic.twitter.com/pz3qqpWZ7V
— Laurie Nichols (@lfalzoi) May 15, 2020
