TCC Students and TCC Employees Can Retrieve Belongings
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When the fire alarm went off Monday night at Tulsa Community College's Metro Campus, students, faculty and staff left classrooms and offices without grabbing their belongings. The Main Academic Building, Philips Center or Student Union are closed because of the electrical fire.
Any TCC student or TCC employee who needs to collect their personal items may do so by going to the Campus Police Check-In at the corner of 9th and Boston during regular business hours. Employees and students should have their TCC IDs available.
To ensure their safety, Campus Police will escort students or employees to their classroom or work areas to retrieve their belongings or other items and back out of the building.
Employees wishing to access their computers must contact the Student Support Center. In order to serve needs efficiently, employees should limit their requests to needs related to relocation issues or TCC work-related issues.
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