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This site is designed to keep you informed of the most recent changes in policies, conditions and events that may affect you as an SDSU student studying or working in another country. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact the International Student Center staff at ISC.Reception@sdsu.edu .
U.S. State Department Travel Advisories and Warnings
posted regularly
Department of State Crisis Awareness and Preparedness Website
posted March 11, 2003
U.S. State Department Travel Advisories and Warnings
The U.S. State Department issues a "Worldwide Caution - Public Announcement" whenever international events merit an advisory. The most recent advisory may be viewed on their website at: http://travel.state.gov
Travel advisories for all countries may be viewed on the State Department's website, http://travel.state.gov/travel/warnings.html
This is the State Department's website for ALL types of advisories, whether "consular information sheets", "public announcements", or "travel warnings". Please note that the term "Caution" (as in this "Worldwide Caution") should not be confused with a "Warning", which is the State Department's strongest category of advisory.
To subscribe (free) to the "DOSTRAVEL" announcements, see http://www.state.gov/www/listservs_cms.html
You can find additional information on health, safety and security in education abroad by going to http://www.secussa.nafsa.org/safetyabroad/default.html
Department of State Crisis Awareness and Preparedness Website
posted March 11, 2003
http://travel.state.gov
This is a comprehensive site with many resources that may be helpful to you in preparing for a crisis abroad. Iformation includes
Emergency Services to U.S. Citizens Abroad
Current Crisis Overseas
Crisis Awareness
Crisis Preparedness
Crisis Reference
Disaster Victims
Disaster Relief
The site also provides specific information, references and instructions on the following types of crises:
Health Concerns
Safety and Security
Evacuations
Aviation Disasters
Other Transportation Accidents
Terrorism
Technological Disasters |