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UPDATE: Power restored at TCC Southeast Campus

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Jul 25, 2013

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Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus has power restored following an outage Thursday morning, July 25. The Southeast Campus is open and there will be limited student services on Thursday afternoon to help students with fall enrollment including registration, financial aid, bursar, advisement and bookstore services.

The power outage caused a disruption in the finals schedule on the last day of the summer semester. TCC Southeast students with uncompleted finals should contact their respective faculty member regarding provisions for retaking final exams.

It appeared the campus wide outage was a result of storm recovery efforts and that one of the power lines feeding TCC Southeast Campus was damaged. The outage affected only the TCC Southeast Campus for several hours.

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