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ALL USERS ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO ENROLL IN THE CAMPUS ALERT NOTIFICATION SYSTEM
The MMU Campus Alert System provides critical notification services during emergencies.
The Mount Marty Campus Alert System (CAN system) is an emergency notification tool for University and its locations. The system helps to notify students, staff, and faculty of emergencies that occur on or near campus locations. Emergencies may include, but are not limited to, severe weather, unexpected closures, missing persons, security concerns, and evacuations of buildings. The MMU Campus Alert System components include:
- Mass Email
- Text Message
- Voice Message
- Social Media Posts - Twitter, Facebook, etc.
On Mount Marty's website, under the Lancerlink tab, there is a section labeled 'Campus Alerts'
This will redirect you to Regroup (https://mtmc.app.regroup.com/users/sign_in)
If you are signing up for the first time, you will have to create an account.
- Students are automatically a part of this system through their campus-assigned email address. By logging in, you may set your contact preferences to your personal telephone numbers, personal email addresses, or other personal electronic devices to receive these Campus Alerts. At the least, it is recommended to assign your Mobile Phone as a secondary contact. By assigning your mobile phone to the system, you will receive a phone call with a recorded message to your phone in addition to an email to your MMU email account.
- Staff and faculty are also automatically included in this alert system with their campus-assigned email address. Staff and faculty can log in and add any campus-provided phone numbers (desk, cellular). Inclusion of personal contact information such as home telephone or personal cellular phone is encouraged, but not required
Regroup Mass Notification
Regroup’s cloud-based emergency notification platform was designed to be the most robust and reliable in the industry. It provides you the tools you need to save lives, property and continuity of business and allows instant alerting to large groups of recipients when a crisis occurs.