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    You are at:Home»Local News»K-State Activity»K-State announces plan to prevent spread of COVID-19 in residence halls and dining centers

    K-State announces plan to prevent spread of COVID-19 in residence halls and dining centers

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    By KMAN Staff on June 9, 2020 K-State Activity, Local News
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    K-State plans to open residence halls and dining centers for the 2020 fall semester and will put measures in place to promote the health and safety of students.

    Some of these measures include decreased housing density, increased cleaning of residence halls and dining centers, implementing a move-in schedule that lessens gathering sizes and adjusted student-dining plans.

    K-State will accommodate students whose housing contracts have already been sent in.

    These students will also be notified later this month as to whether their housing assignments have been verified or changed.

    In the event that residence halls should close during the fall semester, students will receive prorated refunds.

    Students who would need to remain on campus would also have rooms available to them.

    For more information and details on K-State’s dining center and residence hall plans for 2020 fall semester, click here.

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