Emergencies
An emergency is a situation that places a student or students at risk. It may include illness or harm, or other traumatic incidents involving violence, or a missing student. Emergencies may also represent circumstances out of the ordinary, unplanned or unexpected, involving hardships that threaten the health, safety, and wellbeing of the students.
Students in a HU-approved study abroad activity may experience emergencies due to civil unrest, pandemic disease, or a natural disaster in the host country. These students have a 24 hour emergency assistance service available to them via their study abroad program (check with your program hosts/advisors.)
For all HU emergencies where you are unable to reach one of the offices below, call 202-806-1100 or 202-806-7777. For Fire / Metropolitan Police / Ambulance, call 911.
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1) Psychological/psychiatric emergencies, | Student Counseling Service, 202-806-6870 |
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2) Sexual assault, rape, sexual violence | Campus Police, 202-806-1100 |
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3) Residence hall concerns | Community Directors & Managers |
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4) Medical concerns | HU Hospital, 202-865-1141 (Emergency Room) |
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5) Judicial procedures for non-academic misconduct | Dean of Special Student Services, 202-238-2420 |
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6) Academic difficulties | |
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7) Students with physical and/or learning disabilities | Dean of Special Student Services, 202-238-2420 |
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8) Financial hardships | Financial Aid |
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9) International student concerns | International Student Services, 202-806-7517 |
