Supporting our Libyan and Egyptian communities
Dear students and scholars,
In light of the recent devastating floods that are affecting those of our Libyan and Egyptian communities, as we witness the heartbreaking results of this tragedy from afar, our condolences go out to you, your communities, your families and your country. The VCU Global Education Office and Division of Student Affairs are reaching out to our students and scholars with personal, geographic or cultural ties to this region.
We want to express our concern for you and this event. As this situation unfolds, we are available to support you with a variety of resources, and we invite you to share this information with anyone you believe will have an interest.
We would also like to extend the following VCU resources immediately available to you:
Global Education Office
Please contact Dr. Jill Blondin at (804) 828-8471 or jblondin@vcu.edu
Division of Student Affairs
Please contact the Dean of Students Office at vcudean@vcu.edu or
(804) 828-8940 if you are on Monroe Park Campus or
(804) 828-0525 if you are on MCV Campus
Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA)
Please contact the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs at (804) 828-6672 or omsa@vcu.edu
University Counseling Services
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Monroe Park Campus University Student Commons 907 Floyd Ave., Suite 238 (804) 828-6200 |
VCU Medical Center Campus VMI Building 1000 East Marshall St., Rm. 412 (804) 828-3964 |
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A special Emergency Student Fund for U.S.-based university and college students from Libya and other countries will be launched by the Institute of International Education (IIE). |
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