Bricks that were damaged during the storm are being replaced on both buildings. This noisy process of replacing bricks created a temporary need to move some classes to different locations. We do not want to inconvenience anyone if at all possible. We want to make the rebuilding process as easy as possible on our students, faculty and staff. We are asking everyone on campus to bear with us and excuse our mess - it is all for the best.
Workers diligently labor across campus to replace damaged roofs.
FEMA and the state will only process payments on confirmed losses that are not covered by insurance. Future payments may be received when projects are completed and the outstanding insurance claims are settled. A small cash advance has been received from the insurance company to assist in the payment of expenses for the emergency repairs already completed. The final sum of the loss will not be available until total reconstruction is complete this summer. Groundbreaking rescheduled Originally scheduled for this spring, ground breaking plans for the new Campus Community Center have been delayed due to the impact of the tornado that hit campus on January 3.