Interview with @WCUChancellor on
* Graduation
* Vaccine/Mask Requirement for Fall 2021
Questions for Chancellor Brown to discuss in the next Chancellor’s Corner? Put them in the comments, direct message us, or email them to westerncarolinian@email.wcu.edu
youtu.be/TmPAXRVa1kk
If you have any questions for Chancellor Brown to discuss in March’s Chancellor’s Corner, put them in the comments, direct message us, or email them to westerncarolinian@email.wcu.edu
Exclusive interview with @WCUChancellor on:
•Closure of the Baptist Church 4-Tier Lot.
•Accessibility for commuters to participate in online courses on campus.
•COVID-19 testing not required for commuters.
•How @WCU students can get vaccinated early.
youtu.be/ZfiSaGk_CU0
Filming the next “Chancellor’s Corner” where I answer student questions with @WestCarolinian editor Patrick Clemons. Look for this next edition to be posted next week!
UPDATE: Due to poor weather conditions, @WCU’s shipment of COVID-19 vaccines will be delayed, forcing the cancellation of Friday afternoon’s drive-in event to administer 500 vaccines in partnership with JCPH. Individuals with appointments for the Friday will be reschedule.
Our Editor-in-Chief is meeting with Chancellor Brown next week to discuss topics for February's Chancellor's Corner.
Tweet your questions, direct message us, or email them to westerncarolinian@email.wcu.edu
If you have any questions for Chancellor Brown to discuss in February’s Chancellor’s Corner, put them in the comments, direct message us, or email them to westerncarolinian@email.wcu.edu
Exclusive message from @WCUChancellor to The Western Carolinian on these topics:
•Why @WCU went online for three weeks, and why it was so abrupt
•Cost reimbursement for COVID-19 tests
•The difficulty of receiving tests
•New COVID strain
•HEERF & more!
youtu.be/LOPWXouCCGo
BREAKING: WCU’s vaccine clinic will open by mid-February.
NCDHHS expects it will be several weeks before the state will complete vaccinations of Groups 1 and 2 and open eligibility to Group 3.
BREAKING: Classes will begin on Jan. 25, as scheduled, but all classes will be delivered via remote instruction through Feb. 12. On Feb. 15, classes will resume as originally scheduled through in-person or hybrid instruction. Move-in will begin Feb. 6.