EPISODE · Aug 4, 2020 · 23 MIN
How One Brown Undergrad Became a Frontline Health Worker
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This is the second in our ongoing series of conversations with Brown students about life during the pandemic. On this episode: Aaron Gruen ‘22 is a double concentrator in chemistry and music, and he was preparing for the most important cello recital of his life when Brown’s campus closed in March. He flew back home to Germany, and finished his classes remotely. Between classes, he found a new extracurricular -- serving as a frontline healthcare worker. You can learn more about Watson’s other podcasts here.
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This is the second in our ongoing series of conversations with Brown students about life during the pandemic. On this episode: Aaron Gruen ‘22 is a double concentrator in chemistry and music, and he was preparing for the most important cello recital of his life when Brown’s campus closed in March. He flew back home to Germany, and finished his classes remotely. Between classes, he found a new extracurricular -- serving as a frontline healthcare worker. You can read the full transcript here: [https://drive.google.com/file/d/153KGSFXiq8TEl8qz9VOqzpo-9wzBSxB5/view?usp=sharing]
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