All clear — RIT Alert test
RIT just conducted a test of RIT Alert, the emergency mass notification system. If this were a real emergency, you would have been provided with additional information about the emergency and any actions you would need to take.
The RIT Alert message was sent to the following:
- Text and voice messages to cell phones
- Alert beacons message and lights
- RIT Facebook
- Message on the RIT Alert website and the RIT website
If you did not receive any messages, it may be because:
1) You opted out of the system.
2) Your contact information in Student Information System (SIS) or Oracle is missing or is incorrect.
It is not too late to sign up for RIT Alert! To learn more, including instructions on how to update personal emergency contact information, go to the RIT Alert webpage.
For more information, contact ritalert@rit.edu.
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