Test of the Emergency Alert System
On Nov 10, 2009, the University will test the PacificCONNECT system, Pacific's primary communications channel to all students, staff and faculty members if an emergency were to occur on any of the three campuses. Those who are signed up for the system will receive a phone call, an e-mail, a text message or a combination of those messages informing them that the system has been tested.
While it is hoped that the system will never have to be used, it's crucial that as many members of the Pacific community be registered as possible, so emergency messages can be shared quickly across all three campuses.
In order to get an emergency message, you must first register for the system. If you are not registered, please sign up for PacificCONNECT today by logging into the insidePacific Web portal (http://insidepacific.pacific.edu), clicking on the "administrative" tab and selecting the "PacificCONNECT" channel's "update your profile" link. You can add home phones and cell phones, as well as alternative e-mail addresses and electronic devices that can receive text messages to be notified of an emergency.
If you have registered previously, please log in to the system to double-check your current contact information and update it if necessary.
If you have any problems registering or updating your PacificConnect contact information, please contact your local Information Technology Help Desk at:
- San Francisco: 415.929.6514
- Sacramento: 916.739.7325
- Stockton: 209.946.7400
We appreciate your help in keeping our University safe.
