How to Avoid Construction Zones and Get to Class

We are getting a new HVAC system! And you know what that means: construction. To be safe, you need to say out of the constructions zones.  Here is a video that shows you how to avoid the construction zones and get safely to class  the Library, and the Student Success Center,. 

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