Move-in
Spring 2021 Move In Information
We are excited for you to join us on campus in January for the Spring 2021 semester. We know things have looked different over the last year and will continue to do so through the Spring semester and we appreciate your willingness to work with us as we strive to keep our community safe.
One of the ways that we plan to help keep our community safe
is through a phased move-in plan. This plan involves moving in over a three-day period as well as utilizing specific sign
up times for students.
The schedule for move in is:
- January 10-12: New and Returning Student Move In
In addition, there are some additional policies in place for move in this year:
- Students will only be allowed to bring two (2) additional people to assist them with move in.
- These additional people will need to bring and wear a face mask for the duration of their time at WVU Tech.
- Students will be required to wear a mask while in all public areas of the campus.
New students are required to attend Orientation. Please visit the Orientation site for more information at to register.
Shuttle Sign-ups
Student Life will be offering shuttles from Yeager Airport and the Prince, WV train station during spring move in from January 10-12. Shuttles will begin on Sunday, January 10 and end Tuesday, January 12.Please select the sign-up link to reserve your seat. For questions or if you have extraordinary circumstances, please contact RD Devin Spinks at dcspinks@mail.wvu.edu or 304-929-1328.
What to Bring
The WVU Tech Residence Life Office has compiled a list of items which we feel
would enable you to make your stay at WVU Tech an enjoyable and comfortable one.
We provide each student with:
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You should provide:
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Bed and Mattress (x-long twin)
Drawer Space Student Chair Student Desk Mini Blinds Closet/Wardrobe Space Cable Jack (1 per room) Wireless Internet Connection MicroFridge (1 per room) Individual Mailboxes Recreation Area with TV Washer/dryer services Vending Machines Trash Can/Recycling Bin |
Sheets (XL twin) (regular flat sheets will work)
Pillows and pillow cases First-Aid Kit (Tylenol, Ibuprofen, thermometer) Surge Protector/Heavy Duty Extension Cord Blankets Desk Lamp Stereo Bath Robe, shower shoes Shower bucket, towels, washcloths Alarm clock Cleaning supplies (broom/dustpan, etc.) Sewing kit, scissors Television (1 per room) Any necessary supplies for classes |
ITEMS NOT PERMITTED | |
Toasters
Microwave ovens Refrigerators Electric ovens Alcohol containers (full or empty) Waffle irons Small extension cords/multi-receptacle outlets Sandwich makers Motor bikes Crockpots/Instant Pots Weapons Waterbeds Pets (except for one 10 gallon tank with fish) LED Strip lights |
Portable Heaters (electric, kerosene, etc.)
Free weights over 20 pounds Electric or charcoal grills Paintball guns Incense Halogen lights Any appliance/item with an open flame Subwoofers Candles Drums and amplified equipment Air conditioners Gasoline or any combustible or flammable liquid Portable clothes washer Portable dishwasher |
At this time, the only cooking appliance that a student may have in their room is a MicroFridge microwave. These refrigerator/freezer/microwave units are more functional and efficient than individual units. All residents are provided a MicroFridge per room.
The college assumes no responsibility for theft, damage or loss of money, valuables or personal items. It is essential that you protect your valuables. Please check with your family concerning the extent of coverage under existing insurance policies. You may also want to consider renter’s insurance from a private agent. If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Residence Life Office at 304.929.1232.