doi:10.7916/yvak-et03Oral history interview with Janée Moses, 2020Moses, Janée, 1990-oral historiesmixed materialCollege studentsCOVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-COVID-19 (Disease)--Health aspectsCOVID-19 (Disease)--Social AspectsEpidemics--Social AspectsSpiritual formationAfrican Americans--ReligionSpirituality--United StatesMoses, Janée, 1990-University of MichiganJanée Moses describes the process of completing a dissertation in a virtual format at the University of Michigan. Moses reports feeling sick before the stay-at-home orders toward the end of February and decided to quarantine as a precaution. Moses describes losing her sense of smell, a not widely known symptom of COVID-19 at the time and speaks about the COVID-19 antibody tests. She also unpacks faith and the history of African American and Black communities' relationships to religion and spirituality, especially in the context of the United States. Moses describes her own spirituality having grown up in a Black church in Brooklyn