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Our CARE Team meets regularly to coordinate support and assistance for students. If you have a need personally or know of another student鈥檚 need, you may let us know by filling out the form at聽warnerpacific.edu/student-report聽or by contacting Kimberly Love at 503-517-1009 or聽klove@warnerpacific.edu.

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Thermal scanners are effective in detecting people who have developed a fever (i.e., have a higher than normal body temperature) because of infection with the new coronavirus.

However, they cannot detect people who are infected but are not yet sick with fever. This is because it takes between 2 and 10 days before people who are infected become sick and develop a fever.

Most often, spread from person-to-person happens among close contacts (about 6 feet). Person-to-person spread is thought to occur mainly via respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes, similar to how influenza and other respiratory pathogens spread (source: CDC).聽.

Visits are free. Your access to this service is covered by your university health fee (Traditional Undergraduate Program,听Professional and Graduate Studies) each semester, so there is no cost for individual visits. You have access to the services as often as you choose to use them, even when classes are not in session.

Counseling center services are free to currently enrolled 玩偶姐姐 students who reside in Oregon or Washington or physically attend the university.

Counseling sessions are scheduled weekly or bi-weekly and typically last 50 minutes per session. Some clients like to check-in monthly.

During the first appointment the counselor will review initial paperwork and explore reasons for seeking therapy. After the assessment of client concerns and review of the client鈥檚 goal, the therapist will craft a plan of treatment and eventually review this with the client. Evidence based practices and interventions are used to create change and establish growth for the client. Sessions will be terminated at the end of the semester, when the treatment plan is completed, or when the client feels they no longer need services. Students are welcome to return for services at any time during the school year and when there is availability.

Referrals are provided if the client wishes to continue counseling over break or if the client is in need of specialized treatments. If for any reason a client is not comfortable with their therapist, they have the option to meet with another therapist based on availability. While sessions are free to students there are policies in place for clients who repeatedly no-call/no-show or who have a pattern of canceling late.

Traditional Chapels will be conducted virtually in the first semester on Tuesdays from 10:30-11:20am.聽 Sessions (small groups) will happen on Thursdays from 10:30-11:20am.聽 Students will be permitted to enter these virtual gatherings for up to ten minutes into the start time (after that the virtual event will be closed).聽 Attendance will be logged via a link provided by the Campus Ministries team during the gathering.聽 There are 30 standard opportunities for students to engage in our unique community gatherings.聽 Students may also attend in-person 4 live meditative-worship events planned聽 (Uphill & Unplugged) .聽 Capacity will be determined based on what is allowed at the time of scheduling.聽 Students may also receive 鈥渇aith credit鈥� for having a 1-on-1 conference (live or virtual) with the Campus Pastor (or a representative).聽 All total, there are 35 opportunities to receive faith-credits in the fall semester.

玩偶姐姐 will keep the community updated through our COVID-19 dashboard.聽WPU will maintain this page to inform the community on the number of confirmed positive COVID-19 cases reported from students, faculty, staff and campus visitors (outside vendors, etc.) who have been known to be on campus.

Any changes to your schedule have the potential to impact financial aid eligibility, so it is always wise to consult with a Financial Aid Counselor before making changes.

When dropping a class, you are advised to complete a drop form with your Academic Advisor, which may help mitigate the impact to your financial aid. A dropped class is a change in enrollment status and can result in a reduction in student aid eligibility.

If you withdraw from school before the end of the semester, you may be expected to repay a portion of your financial aid. According to a formula prescribed by federal regulations, any refundable amount used to pay tuition and fees is returned to the appropriate financial aid sources. Contact your Financial Aid Counselor before withdrawing to understand the process better. If you withdraw from school or enroll less than half-time, be sure to complete Exit Counseling by visiting

Service learning and civic engagement opportunities will be provided throughout the Fall semester in both in-person and virtual modalities. Common Day of Service in September will include both virtual/remote learning options and service projects students may complete from any location. Faith and Service requirements remain the same as previous years for all students, with options to complete all requirements from home. All students must end the semester with 25 faith and service credits. Residential students are expected to attend 15 faith experiences (chapel, sessions, uphill and unplugged, Campus Pastor meeting) and complete 10 service hours. Commuters must have a combination of faith and service hours that equal 25, with at least 5 faith hours and 5 service hours.

On-campus dining will be adapted to facilitate social distancing and other safety measures. Seating capacity at the dining hall will be reduced for the Fall semester, online ordering will be available, and most meals will be prepared for take-away without self-service options. Extended hours and expanded pick up locations will help reduce density at any given time.

HEERF funds will be provided directly to the student through direct deposit or check. If you receive a student account refund for your financial aid, the University will use this same information to distribute the HEERF funds. Professional and Graduate Studies (PGS) students should ensure that their address and direct deposit information is up to date on bill.com. Traditional students payments will be processed using the direct deposit information given to the University at initial enrollment. Students without direct deposit information in the university systems will be issued a check to the current mailing address on file. Ensure your address is correct under User Account on MyWP.

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Residential requirements remain in place, but students who have concerns or questions may file for accommodations through the Disability Resource Center or by petitioning for an exception through the Student Life Policy Review Committee. More information can be found through contacting Vanessa Guerrero, WPU鈥檚 housing coordinator. If we move to online only classes during the semester, are students eligible for prorated refunds for housing or meal plans?

You can fill out the FAFSA using estimated tax information. Any changes or corrections need to be updated on the FAFSA after your taxes are complete.

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Yes, it is safe. People receiving packages from China are not at risk of contracting the new coronavirus. From previous analysis, we know coronaviruses do not survive long on objects, such as letters or packages.

The first day of academic instruction for Fall 2020 is August 24, 2020 and will conclude on December 15, 2020. The academic calendar for the full academic year (Fall and Spring semesters) can be located online at /wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Academic-Calendar-2020-2021.pdf. This calendar outlines holidays, the finals schedule, commencement and other planned deadlines.

The projected opening date for the Fitness Center and Weight Room is September 1. The area will have new health guidelines and sanitation protocols in place, and only WPU students and staff will be allowed to use the facilities. Updates will be communicated should changes to guidelines be needed. The WPU gymnasium will open in mid-September.