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Measles is a highly contagious virus with increasing cases in the U.S. — symptoms include fever, cough, runny nose, conjunctivitis and a rash.

For immediate emergency assistance, dial 2-8000 if you are on campus — or call 911.

Please review the campus and community resources below for non-emergency support.

The Appalachian Police Department (APD) is located in the Rivers Street Parking Deck in Boone and on the first floor in Hickory, next to the information desk. Report a crime or suspicious activity in Boone or Hickory (non-emergency) at 828-262-2150 or you can report a crime or suspicious activity to APD in person.

You can anonymously report a crime or any suspicious activity in Boone by calling Watauga County Crime Stoppers at 828-268-6959. To report a crime or any suspicious activity anonymously in the Hickory area, call 828-466-2847 or visit the Catawba County Sheriff’s Office Give a Tip page.

Appalachian Cares is your source for wellness, health and safety information, resources and support for the campus community.

Wellness, health and safety for all individuals is a top priority on App State’s campus. As you navigate the challenges of student life, there are many dedicated people and excellent resources to help. This website is a good place to start.

AppState-ALERT

AppState-ALERT

AppState-ALERT is the Appalachian State University 24/7 emergency messaging system, using a combination of text messaging, voice messaging, a siren warning system, email and web technologies.

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Resources

Asking the Question - Appalachian State University Suicide Prevention Video

3 min. 57 sec.

Talking to a friend about suicide is scary. That's a normal reaction. It's OK if you don't know what to do. This video helps you learn what to do and how to access appropriate resources.

If you think a friend is considering suicide, you can get advice at the Counseling Center at Appalachian State University at 828-262-3180 or https://counseling.appstate.edu. Or you can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (988). They will walk you through what to do. You don't have to face this alone.

https://preventsuicide.appstate.edu