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Two years into the pandemic, an Oregon State University psychology professor is inviting college students and faculty to reflect and record how they’ve coped. Whether it’s getting into photography or learning how to bake bread, the project is about sharing optimism.

A new project out of Oregon State University is calling for submissions from college students, faculty and staff about how theyve coped with the psychological impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

CORVALLIS, Ore. — Two years into the pandemic, an Oregon State University psychology professor is inviting college students and faculty to reflect and share about how they’ve managed to cope with the ups and downs of the COVID-19 era. The Bright Side Project is a follow-up to OSU’s “Punch Through Pandemics” online course, which reached nearly 3,700 people in 2020 with lessons