Emergency Assistance
The Study Abroad Office is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to assist students, faculty, and staff while on study abroad programs. NC State Study Abroad will consult with members of the Study Abroad Emergency Response Team, as needed, and connect the individual to appropriate resources.
All program staff and students are expected to check in with NC State if there is a major emergency situation (terrorist activity, acute political unrest, natural disaster) in the location in which they are studying or traveling.
NC State International Crisis Check-In- For medical emergencies, seek medical help first!
- During office hours (8:00 am – 5:00 pm EST) contact
- NC State Study Abroad + 1 919.515.2087
- Outside office hours contact
- NC State University Police + 1 919.515.3000
- University Police will contact the Study Abroad Emergency Response Team.
- Collect calls are accepted by the Study Abroad and University Police.
- After receiving assistance on-site, as soon as possible,
Submit Study Abroad Incident Report
- During office hours (8:00 am – 5:00 pm EST) contact
- NC State Study Abroad + 1 919.515.2087
- Incident reports should be submitted for all incidents, including non-emergencies (e.g., medical, non-medical, behavioral, crime)
Submit Study Abroad Incident Report
- NC State Counseling Center +1 919.515.2423
- Select the option to speak with the crisis hotline and you will be directly connected
- Emergency counseling service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
- If a student is displaying concerning behavior, program directors should submit an incident report, so that the Study Abroad Office can help to provide support.
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- NC State Sexual Assault Helpline (24 hrs/day) +1 919.515.4444
- 24 hr Relationship and Sexual Violence Phone (RSVP) Line +1 919.618.RAPE (7273)
- Support Resources:
- Sexual Assault Support and Help for Americans Abroad (SASHAA) – Specializes in prevention and response to American victims of a sexual assault overseas
- Safe at NC State
- RAINN
- Incident reports should be submitted for all incidents, including medical, non-medical, behavioral, and crime so that the Study Abroad Office can best support all participants and the program.
Submit Study Abroad Incident Report
The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act requires US colleges and universities who participate in Title IV federal student financial aid programs to disclose information about crime on and around their campuses, or in off-campus facilities. Study Abroad programs are subject to the Clery Act; therefore, the Study Abroad Office must submit information about crimes to the NC State University Police.
- The Campus Security Authority incident report and study abroad incident reports should both be submitted as soon as possible after becoming aware of a crime or any other incident.
Submit Campus Security Authority Incident Report Form
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