Isolation became part of the academic landscape in 2020 when institutions responded to a global pandemic. Physical classroom doors shut as colleges mobilized online delivery. Employees quarantined at home to follow medical safety guidelines. The world of education was upended.
As higher education personnel struggled to adjust to life in self‐isolation, I was two steps ahead because I had already been living that way for four months as a brain aneurysm survivor.
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