While some Chico State students are packing up their stuff and looking for a new place to live - others have to find a new job as well after losing their on-campus jobs.
As chico state revises its plans... workers are no longer needed.
Action news now reporter dani masten shows us what this means for students who were counting on the work to support them this semester.
While some chico state students are packing up their stuff and looking for a new place to live others have to find a new job as well after losing their jobs here on campus pkg script: sot/ andrew pensaminto/ works on campus "the cool thing about working here is that everything is just so close, and you live here on campus so then just go to your job then go back upstairs."
And with moving off campus comes even more challenges sot/ andrew pensaminto/ works on campus "now i have to worry about transportation for wherever i am living now, i have to find a new job, i have to find transportation to the job and all of this was really working with my financial aid now everything is just frozen."
Other students i spoke with tell me they think this news of having to move off campus due to the increase in covid cases is even harder for those who do have jobs here on campus sot/ryan tate/lives in dorm "i definitely feel like they are getting handed a short stick.
I feel like this whole situation that occurred with them announcing that they are shutting down, i feel like it effects the students but i feel like it more importantly effects the ra's the people working here because that's how they are actually getting a living."
Dani ll tag: presidet of chico state announced today at a press conference that students who work as ra's on campus will get to keep their jobs by working at univeristy village.
In chicoãi'm dani masten, action news now coverage you can count on the university also annonced at the press conference that currently 250 students are getting off- campus housing at university village
WCBI News at Six - Thursday, September 24th, 2020
