Utah COVID-19 Photograph Project Submission Form

The Utah COVID-19 Digital Collection documents the response from the University of Utah and greater Utah community to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Photograph content guidelines:

  • Please submit photographs or screenshots documenting topics such as:
    • Earthquake experiences and damage. On March 18 in the Salt Lake City area, there was a 5.7 magnitude earthquake and numerous aftershocks in subsequent days.
    • How individuals are practicing social distancing. More specifically how they are studying and working from home in response to the COVID-19 pandemic that began in Utah during March 2020.
    • How University of Utah departments have prepared for and assisted with the COVID-19 pandemic. For example, the Marriott Library's social distancing measures after 3/16, medical device creation with 3-D printers, etc.
  • Include names of people in images when possible.
  • Photographs submitted are not guaranteed to be included in the published digital collection. Images will be reviewed and subject to approval by the Marriott Library.

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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH PUBLISHING AGREEMENT

The University of Utah, through its station PBS Utah or through its Marriott Library, or through another of its departments or operating units (collectively, "University"), intends to create a collection that includes photographs, personal essays, narratives, artworks or other creative works documenting community-member responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, including citizen experiences with and expressions about the "Stay Safe/Stay Home" government-issued directive and other restrictions on normal activity (the "Media Project").

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