Tulane's Response to the Tragedy of September 11, 2001

Notices

• Presidential Symposium--Bioterrorism: What You Need to Know
• Memo: Mail Security Precautions   
• Biological Threat: Protecting Your Mailroom (video from the U.S. Postal Service)
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• CDC Guidelines on Handling Biological Threats and other information about Anthrax
• Teach-in: The Economy and the War on Terrorism, October 19
• Tulane Responds to FBI Warning
• Harassing Telephone Calls
• September 11: What Does It Mean for Me? -An open discussion with President Scott Cowen and Provost Lester Lefton
• Tulane Collecting Donations For Terrorist Victims
• Telephone Counseling Available

President's Messages

• Letter to Tulane Friends, September 28, 2001
• Tulane Talk, September 19, 2001
• Interfaith Memorial Service, September 14, 2001
• Interfaith Service, September 11, 2001

Open Forum: Making Sense of the Senseless (requires RealPlayer)

Coping Resources

• Educational Resources and Counseling
• Religious Life
• Student Affairs
• Student Health
• International Students

Travel Resources

Students needing to return to the New York or Washington, D.C. areas can call D.M.I. Travel at 524-0050 for assistance.

How You Can Help

• Red Cross - blood donation number: 1-800-448-3543. For cash contributions to the American Red Cross National Disaster Relief Fund may be made via a secure online donation form.
• NY Firefighter's Fund - all proceeds go towards the NY Firefighters 9-11 Disaster Relief Fund. Contribute via a secure online donation form.
• Save the Children - 1-800-728-3843. Contribute to help strengthen counseling and crisis support services with a secure donation form.
• United Way of New York - secure online donations to the September 11th Fund for New York and D.C.
• Salvation Army - 1-800-725-2769. Contribute to the Salvation Army's disaster relief efforts using a secure online donation form.