WNCC Staff moving back to Main Building

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SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb. - After two years of renovation, Western Nebraska Community College is happy to announce that the new Main Building of the Scottsbluff Campus is ready for occupancy.
 
Many of the departments and services that were temporarily located at SWBC for the duration of the renovation will begin to move back into the new space the week of Sept. 23.
 
"I want to thank SWBC for allowing us to use their building," WNCC Interim President John Harms said. "They are a great neighbor to have in our community."
 
The following departments will begin to move into the Main Building: Admissions, Business Office/Cashier, Career Pathways & Advising, CollegeNOW!, Counseling, Dean of Students/Student Life, Disability Services, Educational Services, Financial Aid, Human Resources, Information Office, International Student Services, Multicultural & Inclusion Services, President's Office, Registrar's Office, and Student Engagement.
 
TRIO Student Support Services is already located in the Main Building, just outside of Cougar Palace. TRIO Veterans Upward Bound and Military & Veterans Affairs will join them in the coming months.
 
The Bookstore, which will be renamed to Buddy's Books & Bistro, is tentatively scheduled to move in October. Until then, it can be found in its original location near Cougar Palace.
 
The Learning Commons, located on the upper level of the new space, includes Library resources, the IT Help desk, individual and group study rooms, and wall-to-wall views of campus and the Valley.
 
The Howard Olsen Student Success Center and Welcome Center is located on the lower level of the renovated section of the Main Building. This will be a one-stop-shop for Career Pathways & Advising, Financial Aid, Registrar's Office, and other student services. Also located on the lower level is the Business Office, Educational Services, and other administrative offices.
 
"I am excited to be moving back into the Main Building where the majority of our faculty and students are located," Harms said. "The students will find the new Welcome Center to be much easier to get the necessary assistance they need with all of their services in one place. And I think they'll really enjoy the new bistro and studying spaces in the Learning Commons."
 
Normal business hours for WNCC students and patrons will remain the same: Monday-Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.