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Review your contact information in Aurora
Take a few minutes to review and update your contact information in Aurora. Keeping this information current helps UM reach you when needed and know who to contact on your behalf in an emergency.
Set your Primary phone number
Make sure your Cell number is set as your Primary phone number. Your Primary number is the number UM will use first if we need to contact you.
In Aurora:
* Find the My Personal Information card.
* Select View/update personal information.
* Select your Cell number and mark it as Primary.
Review your emergency contact
Make sure you have a current emergency contact listed in Aurora.
Under the phone number and address section in View/update my personal information:
* Select Emergency Contact.
* Add an emergency contact or review the person already listed.
* Make sure their name, relationship and phone number are current.
Stay connected by keeping your Personal Information in Aurorahttps://umanitoba.ca/registrar/change-your-personal-information#change-contact-information up to date. Make sure your Cell number is set as your Primary phone number and your emergency contact information is current.
Keeping your contact information current helps us reach you when it matters.
Registrar’s Office umanitoba.ca/registrarhttps://umanitoba.ca/registrar 400 UMSU University Centre University of Manitoba Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Phone: 204-474-9420 Questions? Email ushttps://umanitoba.ca/student-supports/ask-umanitoba-contact!
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