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Practice good hygiene & social distancing

• Stop handshakes and use non-contact greeting methods. No hugs, high fives or fist bumps.
• Wash your hands regularly and thoroughly.
• Wear a face mask any time you are sharing space with others, like in hallways.
• Keep your distance, allowing at least six feet of space between you and others at all times.
• Avoid touching your face and cover your coughs and sneezes with a tissue.

Stay home if…

• You are feeling sick
• You have a sick family member at home
• You have a fever of more than 100.4 degrees
• You experience symptoms of illness, to include:
  • Coughing
  • Shortness of breath
  • Loss of taste or smell

Check-in for safety!

• Only enter campus using designated entrances and check-in/check-out with the officer on duty.
• If you need to access campus after-hours or on weekends, contact the STC Police Department first to make arrangements.

Keeping it germ-free!

• Monitoring the number and location of employees on campus each day helps our facilities team ensure areas are disinfected after they are occupied.

Contact tracing

• Should a confirmed case occur on campus, knowing those in contact will allow us to notify individuals who may need to seek testing.

Source: CDC.gov

Most of Savannah Technical College’s summer courses will be offered online. In certain areas of instruction, there will be limited labs offered. Please check with your academic advisor or faculty for more information.

We aim to continue to serve you safely and virtually in advance of the start of classes on June 1. In the event there is something you feel you MUST come to campus to address, we will be offering very limited services and limited hours May 26-28 on our campuses.

If you do come to campus, please wear a face-mask. Savannah and Liberty campuses will be open for limited walk-in service from 8 AM – 5 PM those days. Because of space constraints, the Effingham campus will be seeing students by appointment only.  

To schedule appointments, we encourage you to use the following links:   

Savannah Campus:  

• Admissions: Savannah Appointments
• All other appointments (Financial Aid, Military Resources, Bookstore, Cashier, or Bursar) call 912-443-5513

Liberty Campus:   Liberty Appointments or call (912) 408-3024 x6000

Effingham Campus:  Effingham Appointments or call 912.443.4100

Advisement:  Academic Advisement’s

We are committed to serving you safely. Good luck with your studies!

Savannah Technical College’s Professional Continuing Education department and SCORE have created free weekly business survival webinar workshops to support area businesses starting May 22.

SCORE mentors and STC faculty and staff will lead workshops, which were created in an effort to help Savannah’s small business community deal with the serious challenges created by the Coronavirus crisis.

“We are proud to have our Savannah SCORE Business Mentors partner with the Savannah Tech faculty and staff to bring this series of webinars to our community,” said Certified Mentor and Chapter Chair for Savannah SCORE Michael Siegel. “This co-sponsored program is a great example of SCORE and STC’s shared commitment to support our local small businesses, especially during this incredibly challenging time.”

The one-hour workshops will be held at 1 p.m. on Fridays. Advance registration is required at https://www.savannahtech.edu/free-business-workshops/ Free sessions include:

• Pivot: Growing Your Business Now (May 22)
• E-Connect: Virtual Business Ops & Customer Engagement (May 29)
• Managing from the Heart: Building Teams in Crisis (June 5)
• Moving Targets: Strategic HR in a Pandemic (June 12)
• Business Continuity: Maintaining Effective Operations (June 19)

At the initial workshop on May 22 led by Siegel, participants will learn what to do now to help your business survive; how to create a “SMART” plan of action; how to assess market threats and opportunities; how to assess your cash flow, reduce expenses and streamline operations; and how to reimagine, transform and adapt your business.

SCORE is a non-profit resource partner of the U.S. Small Business Administration. With a network of over 300 chapters and over 10,000 volunteer business mentors around the country, SCORE is the nation’s largest provider of free business mentoring services and educational programs for aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners. Savannah SCORE and its team of 45 volunteer business experts were named SCORE’s “2019 Mid-Market Chapter of the Year”. The Chapter is the only 4-time Platinum Chapter in the State of Georgia. For more information or to schedule a free mentoring session with a Savannah SCORE business mentor, go to https://savannah.score.org.

STC’s Professional Continuing Education Department provides short-term classes in both traditional and online classroom settings. Courses cover a variety of skills and workforce development options that match local employer’s needs. For more details about other classes visit: www.savannahtech.edu.

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Professional Continuing Education: 912.443.3012
www.savannahtech.edu/LearnNow

Media Contact: Amy Shaffer, APR
912.443.5512 or ashaffer@savannahtech.edu