The University of Georgia professor reportedly informed the student he had underlying health conditions and could die from COVID-19.
Irwin Bernstein, an 88-year-old retiree-rehire professor, had reportedly asked students in his psychology class to follow a “no mask, no class” policy, which was written on a sign at the front of the room.
Bernstein asked her to wear it properly, but she said she had a “really hard time breathing” with it over her mouth and nose. Around 15 minutes into the class, he reportedly asked the student again to pull her mask up, but she did not respond. He then announced his resignation and left the class. Other students in the class were shocked and angry, fourth-year psychology student Hannah Huff told the paper. The class was a requirement to graduate for psychology majors. It will reportedly be replaced with another class at a different time.
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