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Important Update To SU’s Van Use Policies And Procedures

Shenandoah University’s Van Use Policies and Procedures have been updated to include a one-time physical driving certification course (Van Familiarization Class) that must be completed once in addition to the annual Vector Solutions – Van Training. This was outlined in the communication sent by the Office of Administration and Finance on Dec. 13. Before you’re able to rent an SU van from Physical Plant, you will need to complete both the Vector Solutions training and the driver course. If you have not completed the Vector Solutions training within a year of the date of your driving certification course, you must complete the Vector Training prior to the driving course. There are no exceptions to these requirements. Please use this form to schedule your driver certification class. Questions? Contact the Department of Campus Safety at safety@su.edu.

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