E mergency Evacuation and Emergency Medical Care Sample Clauses

E mergency Evacuation and Emergency Medical Care. During the Experience, Duke will make all reasonable attempts to facilitate emergency evacuation and/or emergency medical care necessitated by health, safety, or security concerns as determined by Duke. Student and Parent/Guardian understand, acknowledge, and agree that Duke may be unable or limited in its ability to facilitate emergency evacuation and/or emergency medical care if Student is in a location for which Duke is unable to engage a reliable and reputable service provider on a timely basis to coordinate the provision of emergency evacuation and/or emergency medical care.
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