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Emergencies

1-877-369-6699

For an ambulance or emergency medical intervention call University Police at:

(607) 436-3550

Or

on campus x3550

We also have a list of national and local phone services and hotlines that may be helpful to people that need information or support at times when the Counseling Center is closed. If its not an emergency but you are still feeling upset, try a relaxation exercise.

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