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Updated: 11:36 AM Feb 3, 2010
Marshall to Provide Commuter Students with Accommodations During Bad Weather
The rooms will be available to those students unable to leave the Huntington campus due to weather-related circumstances.
Posted: 11:36 AM Feb 3, 2010Reporter: WSAZ News Staff Email Address: news@wsaz.com |
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Marshall University is providing students access to on-campus rooms during inclement weather.
The rooms will be available to those students who are unable to leave the Huntington campus due to weather-related circumstances.
Each room will include items such as toiletries and linens.
According to a news release from the school, each commuting student needing a room would need to provide his or her Marshall ID and sign in to a specified residence hall for temporary stay, as approved by the director of residence services.
“It is Marshall University’s duty and obligation to maintain the safety of all its students, including those commuting to and from campus,” said Steve Hensley, dean of student affairs.
For more information, contact Lekesha Glover, assistant director of residence services, at 304-696-6208.
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Latest Comments
keeping them is nice...once they're there and stranded, but how about getting to class...like today, when the roads are horrible. didn't see and delays or cancellations posted!
It is about time colleges realized they are there for the benefit of the students. Well done, Marshall!
Why can't the students just signup for classes and not go to classes then pass them like the politicans kid did?
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