1. Call 911 or the local equivalent.

2. Contact your on-site director/staff, faculty member, or program assistant.

3. Call the UM Police Department at 734.763.1131.

• Identify yourself as a participant on a LSA Travel program.

• Provide your exact location.

• Provide contact information, multiple forms if possible: email, Facebook, etc.

UMPD will contact a LSA Travel staff member or UM emergency responder who will return your call immediately to provide further instructions and assistance.

1. Go to the nearest hospital or doctor, or call the local 911 equivalent.

2. Call your on-site director/staff, faculty member, program assistant, and so on.

3. Contact GeoBlue who can assist and monitor medical care until the situation is resolved. GeoBlue has a 24/7 emergency assistance service: 800.257.4823 or 610.254.8771 (collect). You may also email. HTH has nurses available 24/7 to answer medical questions.

4. Once the condition is stable, contact the UM Police Department at 734.763.1131. UMPD will contact a LSA Travel staff member or a UM emergency responder who will contact you to provide further assistance.

LSA Travel Emergency Response Team

In the event you are routed to a LSA Travel / LSA emergency responder, the phone will be answered by one of the following 10 people: Michael Jordan, Pardip Bolina, Rachel Reuter, Callie Rouse, Ebony Ellis, Sarah Pauling, Ben Peipert, Ashton Troxel, Nyanatee Bailey, or Sadie Marsman. (see the People section for more information).

Conatct LSA Travel Office:

• 734.764.4311 (M–F, 8am–5pm EST)
• Or email LSATravel@umich.edu