South Dakota State University cancels Wednesday evening classes
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Update:
Weather cancels Jackmon's presentation at South Dakota State University
BROOKINGS – Wednesday’s 6 p.m. presentation at South Dakota State University by Avera Health’s Wallace Jackmon has been canceled due to the weather conditions. The presentation was on the topic of mood and anxiety issues related to excessive social media use.
A clinical social worker at Avera Health, Jackmon also holds assistant professor positions in both the School of Social Work and the University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine.
BROOKINGS – With falling temperatures and increased winds, South Dakota State University is canceling classes that start at 5 p.m. or later Wednesday. Please note: If the scheduled class begins before 5 p.m. and ends after 5 p.m., class will still be held.
Campus services will remain open this evening as normal and most events are still on as scheduled.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will drop this evening below minus 20 with winds gusting between 35 and 50 mph. Please take appropriate precautions if you must be out in the elements.
At this time, classes will be held tomorrow as scheduled. Should this change, communication will be provided through our emergency notification system to all students and employees. As with any situation, when a student chooses not to attend classes when they are in session, one will need to work with faculty on whether this will be excused.
