Health & Safety
Special Note on Safety - February 13, 2003
For Immediate Release
- UNI Study Abroad Risk Management Team
Special Note on Safety and Study
Abroad for UNI Students and their Families
Health Issues - General
- Insurance & Immunization
- International Student Identity Card (ISIC)
- Assuring a Healthy Trip Abroad
- Alcohol & Illegal Drugs
- Safety & Security - UNI
- UNI Policy on Health & Safety
- Safety Guidelines for Students
Abroad
- In Times of Heightened Security
- Special Precautions and Crisis Preparedness
- Practical
Suggestions for Parents Regarding Safety Abroad
- Emergency Contact Information
- Embassy/Consulate Assistance
- Dealing with Terrorism
- Women Travelers
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- Web Sites and Links
U.S. State Department - Bureau of Consular Affairs- Essential source of information on all information related to travel and
living abroad, countries and regions, Travel Warnings, Public Announcement and Consular Information Sheets;
passports, visas, embassies, cultural information, and more. Highly
recommended for students, faculty & staff and parents.
U.S.
State Department - Air Ambulance Services
Americans traveling abroad occasionally need emergency air ambulance
transportation back to the states. The U.S. State Department has compiled
this information should this need arise. There is also an answer line for
all air ambulance questions at (800) 863-0312 or (941) 536-2002.
OSAC - Overseas Security Advisory
Council
UNI study abroad program faculty directors and administrators are urged to
subscribe to receive the OSAC
newsletter and to keep up on the safety and security information overseas
potentially affecting their programs and students abroad.
iJet/Worldcue
iJet, the travel risk management company, provides information on security situation in each of almost 180
countries.
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