WVC student services to resume in-person operation

WVC student services to resume in-person operation
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Wenatchee Valley College issued the following announcement on Feb. 13.

After a month of operating remotely due to the impacts of the Omicron COVID-19 variant, Wenatchee Valley College student services will resume in-person operations starting Monday, Feb. 14.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the financial aid office will be closed Monday, Feb. 14, but will resume in-person operations Tuesday, Feb. 15.

Departments included under student services include educational planning, financial aid, veterans services, registration and admissions, cashiering, counseling and campus life. Many WVC offices offer both in-person and remote services. Visit wvc.edu for department hours and contact information.

Anyone visiting a WVC campus is required to wear a mask, social distance and stay home if sick. View the WVC Public Health page for up-to-date information on COVID-19 safety and prevention. 

Original source can be found here.



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