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By Ryan N. Gajarawala
While the coronavirus pandemic has uprooted the lives of faculty working on campus this year — forcing them to switch to remote teaching and research — it has also disrupted the work of many faculty currently on leave.
While the coronavirus pandemic has uprooted the lives of faculty working on campus this year — forcing them to switch to remote teaching and research — it has also disrupted the work of many faculty currently on leave.

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