Summer lab sessions for Human Dynamics in Occupational Therapy, a first-year graduate course, showed that it’s possible to safely blend in-person instruction with stay-home online lectures in these careful times. Students wore surgical masks and plastic face shields. They fanned out into four classrooms to avoid crowding together.   “Luckily, we have the whole first floor of STAR [the Aramark Student Training and Recreation Complex],” says Kimberly Gargin, interim program director for occupational therapy, who teaches the course. “Splitting 60 students into the four r...