Contact Numbers and Addresses for Ghana

[Sallay Barrie]

Hello Everyone,

As promised, attached is the contact information and addresses for the places we will be staying in Ghana.  Please keep this information with you when you travel, you may need to present this information to a Customs officer when you arrive in Accra.  Also, give a copy of this information to family or other appropriate individuals in the U.S. in case there is a need to contact you while abroad.  I will load this document to Angel as well.

On another note, thank you for getting back to me so soon about the projects and assignments.  If you haven't emailed me yet, please do so ASAP.  Also,  don't forget to send me your materials list by Tuesday.  

Thanks again,

Sallay 

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Salamatu Barrie
Ecological-Community Psychology
Michigan State University
barr...@msu.edu

[Sallay Barrie]

Also here are some reminders you might need for Ghana

• Please keep this information with your travel documents.  You may be required to present this information to a Customs & Immigration official.
• Please give a copy of this information to family or other appropriate individuals in the U.S. in case there is a need to contact you while abroad.
• In case of a family emergency in the U.S. while you are abroad, have your contact(s) call the number in the table above or the MSU Office of Study Abroad Emergency Assistance Line at (517) 353-3784.
• Ghana is 5 hours later than states on Eastern Standard Time.  For example, if it is Noon in Michigan, it is 5:00pm in the Ghana.