What is Regent Alert?
Regent Alert is an Emergency Notification System (ENS). Its primary purpose is to notify Regent faculty, staff and enrolled students in the event of an emergency on campus, such as a man-made or natural disaster. Regent also utilizes this system to notify our constituents of weather-related delays and closings.
How do I become part of Regent Alert?
All faculty, staff and enrolled students at 91¶¶Ňő are automatically enrolled with their Regent email address and phone number (if applicable) as well as existing email and phone number information either from their student or employee record.
What information does Regent Alert use?
Regent Alert will use the contact information provided to communicate with constituents in the event of a campus emergency. The available options are described below. Regent recommends that multiple options are provided to maximize the likelihood of receiving notifications in a timely manner.
- Mobile Phone - This can be any mobile phone number that you have. This number will be called and texted.
- Additional Mobile Phone - This is an alternate mobile phone number. Consider providing the phone number of a parent/spouse/friend. This number will be called and texted.
- Other Phone - This can either be a mobile phone or land-line phone. This number will be called but not texted. This can be the number of a parent/spouse/friend.
- Personal Email - This is any non-Regent email address.
Where can I review my Regent Alert contact information?
Constituents will be prompted to review and confirm their Regent Alert contact information on a regular basis. Also, constituents can update their Regent Alert contact information at any time on the “” page of the MyRegent portal.
Can I opt-out of Regent Alert?
After a full review of safety issues and considering the well-being of the university community, we do not allow opt-outs.
Is the Regent Alert information secure?
Yes. 91¶¶Ňő collects and stores Regent Alert information for the sole purpose of notifying constituents of emergency scenarios on campus. The information we collect is not accessible by schools or departments within the university (only the Emergency Response Committee and Regent's IT administrators).