The UMSL OA Practicum in a Pandemic Project began in April of 2020 at the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis. The pandemic made it impossible for many graduate students to finish or find an in-person library practicum opportunity. Helena Marvin, the Institutional Repository Librarian at the University of Missouri-St. Louis devised and supervised a remote practicum for 14 SISTL students, with 90 or 130 hours of work each, over the course of 2020. The students collaborated to develop, document, enact, and update a workflow for reviewing faculty works and discovering and harvesting Open Access articles. The summer students were so successful that after completing UMSL faculty the practicum focus expanded to include the other three UM System campuses' faculty. Microsoft Teams and Zoom were used for communication and file collaboration, in conjunction with a WordPress blog for showcasing the workflow documentation and student activity logs. The blog is hosted by the UMSL Digital Humanities Lab at http://umsldigitalhumanities.org/openaccess/. This presentation will be about how that practicum went and advice for hosting a practicum student virtually at your library.