Current Campus Alerts
January 23, 2025 | 2 PM
Nash CC will operate on a normal schedule Friday, January 24. Please continue to use caution and best judgment for any continued weather concerns. Contact your instructors for any questions about assignments.
* Early College High School and CITI High School students should follow the inclement weather alerts from Nash County Public Schools and check in with their Nash CC instructors about assignments.
January 22, 2025 | 3 PM
Nash CC will operate on a delayed schedule tomorrow, January 23. The campus will open at 10AM. Students should reach out to their instructors for updates regarding their classes. Employees should plan to operate on a 10AM schedule and work with their supervisors regarding any concerns in regards to their location’s conditions. Use caution and best judgment for any continued weather concerns.
January 21, 2025 | 6:30 PM
Due to pending inclement weather, Nash CC will be closed tomorrow, January 22. Students should contact their instructors for in-person classes for what may be required for the day. Students in virtual classes should check with their instructor to see if classes will still meet. Scheduled events are canceled. The college will continue to monitor weather conditions for Thursday, January 23. We encourage individuals to stay tuned to weather updates and to proceed with caution
January 21, 2025 | 3 PM
Due to pending inclement weather, Nash CC will close at 5PM today (Jan 21). On campus classes and College events scheduled after 5PM will be canceled. Students should contact their instructors with any questions regarding class requirements. Virtual classes will meet as scheduled. We encourage individuals to stay tuned to weather updates, and Nash CC will keep all students and employees updated on plans for tomorrow, January 22.
* Early College High School and CITI High School students should follow the inclement weather alerts from Nash County Public Schools and check in with their Nash CC instructors about assignments.
Campus Safety, Security, and Crime Awareness
Nash Community College is committed to maintaining a safe, healthy, positive work and learning environment. Policies, procedures, and statements have been adopted by the college in compliance with federal and state mandates and in a good faith effort to ensure the health and safety of all members of the campus community.
The Nash Community College Board of Trustees in accordance with G.S. § 74A and Title II Public Law 1-542 adopted the following Campus Security and Crime Awareness Policy:
Nash Community College will provide adequate security personnel and procedures to protect the safety of its students, faculty, and staff, and to ensure the security of the College’s assets. It is the responsibility of every college employee and student to report “crimes” as listed below whenever they become aware of such crimes.
In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (referred to as the “Clery Act”), the Campus Safety Committee will ensure that:
- Timely reports are made to the campus community on crimes reported to the Campus Security and Safety Director that are considered to be a threat to the students and employees of the College.
- An annual report on crime statistics is published and distributed as required by the Crime Awareness and Security Act.
Additional information may be found in the Student and Enrollment Services section of the academic catalog.
Emergency Procedures
The Nash Community College Emergency Procedures are available here. These procedures are to be of assistance at the time of a crisis for faculty, staff, students and visitors of the Nash Community College campus. Familiarize yourself with the basic contents of this plan and keep it readily available for quick reference in a time of emergency. It is the responsibility of all faculty and staff to ensure order is maintained, head counts are taken, and in the event of evacuations proceed to exterior safe zones away from the building.
In the event of a fire or physical threat, students with mobility impairments are to go with or without assistance to the nearest stairwell area. Faculty and staff will assist with evacuation efforts until the local fire or rescue personnel arrive on the scene.
Evacuation maps are located in each Nash Community College classroom, at exit doors and in hallways.
Hazard Communication Plan
The Hazard Communication Plan may be found here. The OSHA guideline for Hazard Communication is 1910.1200 and is on file in the Safety and Security Office. Questions regarding the college plan or the OSHA standard should be presented to the Safety and Security Director at 252-451-8313.
