蜂巢的博客–September 27, 2023

易胜博学生博客

Check out the following links for important 易胜博 information

联合劝募协会211
奖学金
天气应急
注意校园安全



联合公路211

联合劝募协会211 provides 免费保密 health and human services information. They are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to connect you with the resources and information you need. If you’re looking for information about services available in your community for you or a loved one, 他们可以提供帮助.

文本 MNHELP to 898-211 (TXT211) or call 211 (toll-free at 1-800-543-7709) to speak with one of their highly trained information and referral specialists. Your call is completely confidential, they offer call menus in English, Spanish, Hmong. Interpreters are also available in any language.

访问211网站 了解更多 or to explore resources and support that may be available.

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奖学金

易胜博 is an exceptional value, but there still may be financial struggles associated with attending college. 奖学金 help to ease the financial burden for many students and do not need to be repaid.

Thanks to our generous donors, the 易胜博 Foundation will offer over $460,000 in scholarships for the 2023-2024 academic year. 奖学金 help pay for tuition, 教科书, 还有课程费用, each award is based on a variety of criteria such as area of study, 人口统计资料, 财务需要, 平均绩点, 等. The scholarship application for the 2024 Spring semester will open from October 20-November 13. 请浏览 易胜博 Foundation website 了解更多.

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WEATHER/EMERGENCY CLOSINGS

When emergency situations – severe weather, 电源故障, 火, 失水, or other serious event – force the closing of the campus or the cancellation of day, 晚上, 或者周末上课, 易胜博 uses several means of communicating to our campus community. The decision to suspend operations and/or cancel classroom instruction and activities is made as early in the day as possible.

雪风暴/关闭

Weather reports are monitored 24/7 by College officials. The decision to cancel classes is made after an assessment involving the following criteria:

  • Severity of the weather conditions
  • Expected duration of the storm
  • Vehicular travel conditions throughout the service area
  • Ability to render campus and outreach center roadways, sidewalks, parking lots safely usable

If a decision is made to suspend morning classes, notifications will be sent prior to 6am or as soon thereafter as possible. A decision regarding 晚上 classes may be made by 3pm or as soon thereafter as possible.

When inclement weather strikes the area, students are advised to first consider the conditions in their immediate area relative to traveling safely. Conditions may vary significantly within the service area of the College and its outreach centers. Decisions regarding College operations are made on the general status of the overall service area.

Students are ultimately responsible for their own safety and travel decisions. Coursework is also the continuing responsibility of students. A decision to be absent from a class for any reason does not exonerate students from their full responsibility to complete all prescribed coursework. If you decide not to attend class, please notify your instructor(s).

In the event of a closure or other emergency, all 易胜博 students and employees will receive an email to their 易胜博 email address. Other platforms are available including phone call, text message, alternate email via 易胜博 Alert.

 易胜博 closings are also distributed to local television stations for broadcast including KTTC, KAAL, KIMT, 和KXLT.

 All closing information can also be found on 易胜博’s website, as well as on 脸谱网, Instagram, X.

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注意校园安全

As a student, you can maximize your safety on campus by:

  • Trusting your instincts.
  • Displaying an aware, confident attitude.
  • Being alert to your surroundings and other people.
  • Having direct eye contact with strangers approaching you.
  • Taking your belongings with you wherever you go.
  • Parking in a well-light area.
  • Locking valuables in the trunk or glove compartment of your car.
  • If it’s dark, you are unable to walk with others, call Campus Safety at 507-280-5050 to request an escort. There is no need to walk alone!

    请浏览 校园安全网站 了解更多 about staying safe on campus.

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