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The University Student Council (USC) acknowledges the concerns raised by students regarding the current weather conditions and the possibility of class suspension due to heavy rainfall.
Please be informed that the USC has been actively coordinating and communicating with the University Administration regarding these concerns. We recognize the importance of ensuring the safety and welfare of all students, faculty members, and personnel, especially during adverse weather conditions.
However, we would also like to clarify that the declaration of class suspensions is governed by existing university policies, guidelines, and protocols. Such decisions undergo proper assessment and due process and cannot be implemented solely upon request or preference. While the USC serves as the voice of the student body and continuously relays student concerns to the appropriate offices, the authority to declare suspensions remains subject to established institutional procedures.
Furthermore, we would like to clarify that the anonymous post currently circulating regarding this matter did not originate from the University Student Council. As a student government, we uphold the principles of transparency, accountability, and responsible communication. We release official statements through our authorized platforms and ensure that all information disseminated by the USC bears proper accountability and representation.
In the meantime, the USC strongly encourages students to prioritize their safety. If you believe that traveling to campus poses a risk to your well-being due to weather conditions or other related circumstances, please exercise your judgment accordingly. We advise affected students to communicate with their respective instructors and respectfully seek consideration regarding their situation.
The USC remains committed to monitoring developments, relaying student concerns to the administration, and advocating for the welfare of the student body. We ask everyone to remain vigilant, stay informed through official university channels, and prioritize safety at all times.
The University Student Council (USC) acknowledges the concerns raised by students regarding the current weather conditions and the possibility of class suspension due to heavy rainfall.
Please be informed that the USC has been actively coordinating and communicating with the University Administration regarding these concerns. We recognize the importance of ensuring the safety and welfare of all students, faculty members, and personnel, especially during adverse weather conditions.
However, we would also like to clarify that the declaration of class suspensions is governed by existing university policies, guidelines, and protocols. Such decisions undergo proper assessment and due process and cannot be implemented solely upon request or preference. While the USC serves as the voice of the student body and continuously relays student concerns to the appropriate offices, the authority to declare suspensions remains subject to established institutional procedures.
Furthermore, we would like to clarify that the anonymous post currently circulating regarding this matter did not originate from the University Student Council. As a student government, we uphold the principles of transparency, accountability, and responsible communication. We release official statements through our authorized platforms and ensure that all information disseminated by the USC bears proper accountability and representation.
In the meantime, the USC strongly encourages students to prioritize their safety. If you believe that traveling to campus poses a risk to your well-being due to weather conditions or other related circumstances, please exercise your judgment accordingly. We advise affected students to communicate with their respective instructors and respectfully seek consideration regarding their situation.
The USC remains committed to monitoring developments, relaying student concerns to the administration, and advocating for the welfare of the student body. We ask everyone to remain vigilant, stay informed through official university channels, and prioritize safety at all times.