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New SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras talks statewide university system's response to COVID-19.
New SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras joins to discuss how the statewide university system is responding to COVID-19, and the broader impact the pandemic's had on those institutions.
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SUNY's Response to COVID-19 with Chancellor Jim Malatras
Clip: Season 2020 Episode 40 | 7m 58sVideo has Closed Captions
New SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras joins to discuss how the statewide university system is responding to COVID-19, and the broader impact the pandemic's had on those institutions.
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