Emergency Notification System
As part of ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of the campus
community, Salisbury University has implemented an emergency
notification system that sends text and voice messages in the
event of an emergency.
Students, faculty and staff must register to receive the emergency alerts.
More than 95 percent of incoming freshmen have already signed up.
"This system greatly enhances our ability to alert the campus community of
dangerous events in real time," said Edwin Lashley, chief of university police.
"A quick notification will help keep the campus community out of harm's way."
To register, faculty, staff and students with GullNet access
should:
(click here if you do not have
GullNet access)
- Log on to GullNet at www.salisbury.edu/gullnet
(click the Logon
button at the top left and then enter your GullNet username
and password.)
Note: This password is separate from your regular network
password and may be different. Click "Forgot My Password" if
you cannot remember your GullNet password.
- Once logged on, click
"SU Custom"
- Click "Emergency Notification System"
- Click "Use"
- Click "Emergency Notification"
- Select place of residence
(Students only)
- Enter your cell phone number
(10 digits, no dashes)
*Students with no cell phone may choose to provide a land line phone
number
- Enter cellular carrier
(e.g. Verizon, AT&T, etc.)
- Select preferred message type - text (recommended) or voice
- Click "Save"
Faculty and staff without GullNet access may download and print a
registration form from the Help Desk Web site
www.salisbury.edu/helpdesk/forms/ENSform.pdf. This registration
information will also be broadcast campuswide on Channel 23 beginning Thursday,
August 23.
The form, or GullNet, may also be used to update contact information or
cancel service at any time. Students, faculty and staff are highly encouraged to
sign up for this service and should keep contact information current to maintain
the system's accuracy.
The purpose of the emergency notification system is to provide the campus
community with quick information during an emergency. Home telephones outside
the local area should not be registered.
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