Karla Muñoz-Caamano’s new work station.

March 2020 in photos: What does everyone's new desk look like?

March 31, 2020 at 11:00am

With thousands of students, alumni, faculty and staff learning and working remotely, we were curious: What do our Panthers’ new classrooms and offices look like?

Last week, we put out a call for photos on social media and in our FIU News newsletter. Our FIU family answered tremendously. Here are a few of our favorite submissions.

An artist in residence.

The new working space of Tricia Keffer, who works full time while attending FIU’s Academy of Figurative and Portrait Art. “I’m left and right brain,” she says. “It’s filled with inspiration, books, pens, pencils and a lot of creativity.”

Working and learning with pets.

What a view.

Assistant Director of Research Administration Karla Muñoz-Caamano’s new office. “On behalf of the Stempel College,” she writes in her submission.

By the pool.

Senior Coordinator Administrative Services at Stempel College Iliana Perez's workspace.

The three-screen approach.

#PawsUp, from an alumnus.

#PawsUpTelecommute pic.twitter.com/7RnSax50pr
— Daniel Denis (@pikedanny) March 26, 2020

Getting it done for a good cause.

Architecture student Diana Vazquez prepares a 3D printed face shield for healthcare workers as part of FIU's partnership with Baptist Health South Florida.

To learn more about FIU's partnership with Baptist Health, check out our full story.

Are you a Panther on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic? Whether you are working in a hospital, stocking food at a grocery store or providing another essential service during these challenging times, we'd like to feature you. Submit photos of yourself or a Panther in your life who is keeping society afloat at news@fiu.edu to be featured in April 2020 in Photos.