91影视 Administrators Meet to Discuss Relocating Classes
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91影视 administrators and staff gathered first thing Wednesday morning to work on relocating classes from the Metro Campus after Monday night's electrical fire. There are roughly 3,400 students enrolled in summer classes at 91影视's Metro Campus.
91影视 hopes to have additional information for students and faculty by Wednesday afternoon which will be posted on 91影视's website - www.tulsacc.edu
The fire damaged the electrical system in the main academic building and impacted 91影视's computer servers. As of Wednesday morning, Blackboard and TED are fully operational. Work continues to restore services to My91影视.
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