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Community College Transfer Students COVID-19 Statement Washington's Baccalaureate Universities and Colleges Community College Transfer Students COVID-19 Statement Washington’s Baccalaureate Universities and Colleges April 7, 2020 Washington’s public and not-for-profit, private four-year colleges and universities understand the extraordinary circumstances of COVID-19 and its impact on students and families. As Washington higher education institutions, our first priority is contributing to the efforts to bolster the health and safety of our communities. As we do that, we support Washington’s community and technical college students as they maintain hope about their future and continue to pursue their collegiate goals. Each campus is here to help students and their families navigate community and technical college transfer to Washington’s baccalaureate institutions during these challenging times. Our four-year institutions continue to collaborate across their sectors and in partnership with Washington’s community and technical colleges. Our goal is to communicate the most recent policies and practices to ensure that students are successful in attaining their education and career goals. We also recognize that the impact of COVID-19 on students, families and institutions is fluid and changing. We are committed to communicating, collaborating and engaging students, families and partners now and in the future as we identify impacts, together we are: • Moving all activities related to transfer admitted student programs, transfer advising and campus visitations to a virtual experience/ platform, or we have made the decision to cancel events. • Integrating flexibility into the transfer process to ease, to the extent possible, the disruption for Washington’s community and technical college students. Each university or college has institutional microsites dedicated to COVID-19 information. • Encouraging Washington community and technical college students to contact their intended transfer institution. Each university or college has identified below a point of contact for transfer. Washington Four-Year Colleges and Universities Points of Contact Community College Transfer Students COVID19 Institution Contact Email Phone Websites Central Washington University Megan McConnell [email protected] 509-963-1455 cwu.edu/emergency/covid-19-updates Eastern Washington University Gabriel Chavez Garcia [email protected] 509-359-2071 ewu.edu/coronavirus.ewu.edu/apply Gonzaga University Audrey Minton [email protected] 509-313-6579 gonzaga.edu/undergraduate-admission Heritage University Gabriel Pinon [email protected] 509-865-0420 heritage.edu/admissions/ Pacific Lutheran University Brandon Bruan [email protected] 253-535-8742 plu.edu/admission/apply/ Saint Martin’s University Caitlin Gordon [email protected] 360-438-4594 stmartin.edu/directory/office-admissions Seattle Pacific University Michelle McFarland [email protected] 206-281-2999 spu.edu/undergraduate-admissions Seattle University Mallory Torgerson-Preuitt [email protected] 206-220-8242 seattleu.edu/undergraduate-admissions/ The Evergreen State College Wade Arave [email protected] 360-867-6170 evergreen.edu/admissions University of Puget Sound Torri Henson [email protected] 253-879-3608 pugetsound.edu/admission/ University of Washington Bothell Dennis Gagaoin [email protected] 425.352.5218 uwb.edu/admissions, uwb.edu/coronavirus University of Washington Seattle Carlos Williams [email protected] 206 221-5416 admit.washington.edu/ University of Washington Tacoma Myria Stevens [email protected] 253.692.5726 tacoma.uw.edu Walla Walla University Gerry Larson [email protected] 509-527-2776 wallawalla.edu/admissions/ Washington State University Waylon Safranski [email protected] 509-335-8704 admission.wsu.edu/ Western Washington University Jeanne Gaffney [email protected] 360-650-3966 wwu.edu/coronavírus Whitman College Derek Kennedy [email protected] 509-527-5176 whitman.edu/admission-and-aid Whitworth University Reagan Kissel [email protected] 509-777-4626 www.whitworth.edu/admissions Updated 04/24/2020.
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