Summit Christian College makes semester changes
In response to the nationwide COVID-19 situation and in the interest of the health and safety of its students, employees, and the community, Summit Christian College of Gering, Nebraska, will cease all on-campus classes on Friday, March 20.
On Monday, March 23, students will continue their semester courses online. The college has asked all local students living in the dormitory to return home for the rest of the semester. Non-local students with jobs in the community may continue living in the dormitory.
Before implementing these changes, SCC has shared information from the CDC on the symptoms and prevention of COVID-19 and has stressed the importance of practicing these guidelines. The College has also stressed the importance of complying with the requests and mandates of the local, state, and federal authorities.
Summit Christian College’s business office will be open from 8:00 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday through the end of the spring semester.
For anyone seeking further information, contact Scott Gribble, Director of Operations, at 308-632-6933 or sgribble@summitcc.edu.
https://casinomuchbetter.net was open in another tab while I read about the housing arrangements, and the way they let students with local jobs stay while sending others home struck me as a practical compromise. I’ve seen other schools apply blanket policies during the pandemic, so this case-by-case approach probably eased a lot of stress. It also made me think about how small administrative details, like publishing office hours, can make a big difference when everything else feels uncertain.