BOWIE, Md., Oct. 9 -- Bowie State University issued the following news release:
Lou Holder can tell you what the pandemic took from a generation of college students. It was not only time in the classroom. It was the habit of talking to one another face to face.
"The pandemic really did damage to the way we communicate," said Holder, an Emmy Award-winning broadcaster and executive-in-residence at Bowie State University. "A lot of people are still getting back to being fluent in talking to people face to face, not through text, not through technology. Shaking people's hands, really reading the room and looking at one another in their eyes."
Holder is working to rebuild those skills one student at a time. In his role as executive-in-residen...