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| Apr 1st, 2010 |
Sign up for CSN's Emergency Notification System
For Immediate Release:
LAS VEGAS, The College of Southern Nevada is pleased to announce the activation of the student, faculty, and staff Emergency Notification System (ENS) and encourages faculty, staff and students to enroll now.
The CSN ENS is intended to provide members of the campus community immediate information in the event of a major emergency, such as a fire on campus, natural disaster, or criminal activity. Users can opt into the system by logging on at www.csn.edu/alert.
“With thousands of students, more than 2,000 employees, and 240 acres of campuses and centers, the College will be able to use the Emergency Notification System to help protect our community and communicate effectively in the event of a crisis,” said Dr. Arthur R. Byrd, Vice President for Student Affairs.
Once logged into this application, students, staff and faculty will provide emergency contact information that CSN will use to disseminate crucial news, regarding an emergency. This system will instantly deliver important emergency alerts, notifications, and updates to any devices that the user selects (e.g. e-mail account, cell phone, pager, etc.) The CSN ENS will provide students, staff and faculty with real-time updates regarding campus emergencies, including instructions on where to go, what to do or not to do, whom to contact, and other critical updates.
Access to this system is available only to currently enrolled students and currently employed faculty and staff.
The CSN ENS is intended to provide members of the campus community immediate information in the event of a major emergency, such as a fire on campus, natural disaster, or criminal activity. Users can opt into the system by logging on at www.csn.edu/alert.
“With thousands of students, more than 2,000 employees, and 240 acres of campuses and centers, the College will be able to use the Emergency Notification System to help protect our community and communicate effectively in the event of a crisis,” said Dr. Arthur R. Byrd, Vice President for Student Affairs.
Once logged into this application, students, staff and faculty will provide emergency contact information that CSN will use to disseminate crucial news, regarding an emergency. This system will instantly deliver important emergency alerts, notifications, and updates to any devices that the user selects (e.g. e-mail account, cell phone, pager, etc.) The CSN ENS will provide students, staff and faculty with real-time updates regarding campus emergencies, including instructions on where to go, what to do or not to do, whom to contact, and other critical updates.
Access to this system is available only to currently enrolled students and currently employed faculty and staff.
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