Sunil is a PhD candidate at George Mason University in Manassas, Virginia where his educational focus is Microbiology & Infectious Disease but he is home for a few days and is helping his family open up their restaurant, the Himalayan Kitchen South Jordan

In my opinion this pandemic has also taught a positive lesson like concerted action is possible in an unbelievable global scale. A novel idea and a unique mind come together to solve global problems and issues. We used a lot of virtual meetings instead of meeting physically, I would say this has both advantages and disadvantages. I think the biggest challenge I faced was being a student is keeping my mind stress-free. But now in many countries vaccine strategies are developed and mass vaccination is going on and I am positive we can overcome this challenge soon.

Brent M. Jones

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