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By Veronica Beltran

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‘Things will look the same in the next term,’ mostly online delivery for winter term at CNC

Nov 4, 2020 | 1:39 PM

PRINCE GEORGE—Students at the College of New Caledonia (CNC) have a clearer picture into what the winter semester will look like, after an announcement by the College’s President and CEO.

Dr. Dennis Johnson, President and CEO at the College of New Caledonia says that at the pandemic continues, with no end in sight, that there is now a clearer picture into how students education will continue for January through April.

“In short, things will look the same in the next term as they do now.”—Dr. Dennis Johnson, President and CEO, CNC

“The same,” meaning that most programs will continue to be offered and delivered online, while programs and courses requiring laboratory sessions or workshop access will take place in person with “stringent safety precautions” for students and staff.

“Students and staff members have made great efforts to adapt to the pandemic and find new ways of delivering education,” says Johnson in a release on the College’s website.

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“CNC has begun relaying information on how individual courses will be delivered in January.”—Dr. Dennis Johnson, President and CEO, CNC

Johnson thanked CNC students for their dedication in continuing their studies during a pandemic, and thanked staff for their adaptability.