Ithaca College

If someone you're with is experiencing worrysome effects from drugs or alcohol, it could be a medical emergency. Don't hesitate to call for help!

Ithaca College’s Medical Amnesty Policy (IC MAP) encourages students to seek medical assistance related to alcohol and/or drug overdose, since these conditions can be fatal. With IC MAP, students can seek assistance for their friends or themselves if a medical emergency arises involving the use of alcohol and drugs without worrying about college judicial consequences.

Make the Call If Someone Has Any of These Symptoms:

• Confusion
• Excessive Vomiting
• An injury
• Difficulty standing up
• Seizure
• Slow or irregular breathing
• Blue-tinged or pale skin
• Low body temperature (hypothermia)
• Unconsciousness ("passing out"), and can't be roused

Public Safety Emergency Phone: 607-274-3333

Medical amnesty is granted by the Office of Judicial Affairs after a review of the case. For more information on the details of the IC MAP, please visit: Center for Health Promotion.

BE SAFE, NOT SORRY... BE SAFE, NOT SORRY... BE SAFE, NOT SORRY.... BE SAFE, NOT SORRY...