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1. Log into My91���� at�� ,
2. Click successively on "91���� Self-Service (OWLS)"
3. Click "Personal Information"
4. Select"Update 91���� Alert Telephone Numbers" and follow the instructions.��

Do not forget to click "Submit" to save your changes.

1. Log into Workday ()
2. Click "Personal Information"
3. At the bottom of the screen under "External Links", select "91���� Alert System"
4. Lastly, complete and submit the form

1. Log into My91���� at����,
2. Click successively on "91���� Self-Service (OWLS)"
3. Click"Personal Information"
4. Select"Update 91���� Alert Telephone Numbers" and follow the instructions.��

Do not forget to click "Submit" to save your changes.

1. Log into Workday at����
2. Click "Personal Information"
3. At the bottom of the screen under "External Links", select "91���� Alert System"
4. Lastly, select "Option 2"�� and follow the instructions.��

Do not forget to click "Submit" to save your changes.

For individuals wishing to no longer receive emergency notifications through the 91���� Alert System, please complete the following:

1. Visit the��
2. Complete the form for "Application Support - 91���� Alert Phone Removal (NON-91���� Entity)"
3. Submit Request

All 91���� Alert emergency alerting and notification messages will say, “91���� ALERT” or “ATTENTION 91����”. “ATTENTION 91����” is only used when used in messaging if an incident has the potential to suspend normal operations or affect life safety and/or destruction of University resources.

Not necessarily. Issuance of an 91���� Alert does not automatically indicate a change to the operational status of the University. You are advised to take the necessary temporary protective actions to ensure your safety and the safety of others under your care. If you can conduct normal business under these conditions, you may proceed. If you cannot, you are expected to do so once the alert has expired, been rescinded, or conditions allow. Any changes to the operational status of the university, such as cancellations or closures, will be made explicitly in an independent message and posted.

In an effort to get a warning out as quickly as possible, initial 91���� Alert messages may be short or incomplete. Regardless of the alert, you should always:

Recognize that an emergency is occurring
Seek safety or shelter
Seek more information by checking 91���� Alert modules.

New and current students are asked to register or review their information at the time of class registration.
Faculty and staff are asked at the beginning of each semester and during new employee orientation.
It is University requirement that anyone with an 91����-issued communication device or who receives a stipend from 91���� for their communication device, needs to register that device to receive 91���� Alerts through phone call and/or text message.
Remember, you should update your 91���� Alert contact information whenever you change it.

Emergency alerting and notification: Notification about significant emergency or dangerous situation involving an immediate threat to the health or safety of students or staff occurring on the campus, sent to the affected audience with suggested protective actions to take.
Crisis Communications: Communications to various audiences regarding changes to university operations that are specific to their interests and needs – event/class cancellations, suspension of business operations, access to campus, etc.
Public Affairs : Dissemination of information to the University community.

There are several methods to disseminate emergency information as 91���� recognizes that no single method of communication will reach everyone, everywhere, every time: mass email, text messaging, phone calls, social media – Facebook & Twitter, outdoor warning sirens (Boca, Jupiter and HBOI campuses), desktop alerting, media advisories, University webpages, University hotline, digital signage, and more...

The intent of emergency alerting using calls, text messages and email is to reach the target audience that needs take temporary, protective actions concerning life safety and protection of resources. Parents and family members can follow the official 91���� social media sites for and , check the 91���� home page and advisory page, follow the official University communcations and briefings via the media for information regarding the emergency,