WSU Vancouver suspends campus operations Feb. 13 due to inclement weather

By RJ Wolcott, WSU News & Media Relations
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Campus operations at WSU Vancouver are suspended today, Feb. 13, due to wintry conditions.

Campus employees should check with their supervisors about the possibility of remote work, while essential personnel on an evening swing shift should not report to work. Human Resource Services has an inclement weather resource page with information on leave, teleworking, and making up work hours during inclement weather.

Students are asked to check in with their instructors regarding plans for class today, with faculty being encouraged to move to remote instruction.

All in-person events scheduled to take place today are cancelled. Programs and departments organizing any impacted events are responsible for notifying would-be attendees of cancellations.

More information on the WSU Vancouver campus’ weather policy, as well as instructional information and a list of closure notification websites is available online.

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