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Expect your phone, pager or text screen to receive an Eagle Alert message at around noon Nov. 7.
The UNT emergency notification system will be tested, as it is each semester when there is no real need to activate the system. The system allows administrators and emergency preparedness staff to quickly notify the campus community about weather alerts, campus closings due to weather or public safety emergencies.
The message will state that the call is a test.
Be sure your contact information is up to date by going to my.unt.edu. Log in using your EUID and password, go to “Update Eagle Alert,” and follow the instructions. Follow @UNTEagleAlert on Twitter for real-time updates in an emergency.
UNT tests the system each semester to ensure it is fully functional and to give students, faculty and staff an opportunity to become familiar with the system. Students are reminded that if they do not receive the test message Nov. 7, they should login to my.unt.edu and click on the Eagle Alert icon to verify that their contact information is up to date.
Eagle Alert is a messaging system that allows UNT administrators to quickly contact the campus community by phone and text about emergency situations affecting the safety and well-being of people on and around the UNT campus. The system sends voice and text messages to phones, cell phones and PDAs of everyone with an EUID account in UNT's EIS system.
Posted on: Wed 06 November 2013
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