Western Kentucky University officials are offering continuing support as the campus and surrounding community recover from the aftermath of last weekend’s tornadoes.
Students, faculty, staff or contractors in need of assistance can fill out an online form with their needs to get additional help from the university.
WKU Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, Bud Fischer, sent out a statement Monday saying no need is too big or small. The needs can include child care, counseling, clean up assistance, housing, and legal, food, or financial assistance.
You can find the link to the form here.
WKU officials also announced that the Preston Center is open to students, faculty, staff and their families who would like to use the showers in the facility. The center is open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. now through Friday Dec. 17. Officials asking that anyone using the Preston Center faclities bring their WKU ID.
The university will not have a fall graduation this semester due to ongoing damage and issues.
Those in the Bowling Green community can visit the Jody Richards Hall computer lab if needed. The university is opening the lab so people can have internet access to work on insurance claims and other necessities.
