Best Practices in Emergency Notification

Steve Hardiman
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Series of free, educational, peer-presented podcasts that address many aspects of implementing or using an ENS.

Episodes

  1. 02/19/2009

    Lockdown On Campus: Lessons Learned from Ferrum College

    In February of 2008, a worker at Ferrum College spotted a man with a gun who then disappeared. The school immediately issued a lockdown using their emergency notification system. As police searched for the individual, the school sent multiple alerts throughout the day to ease the tensions of students, faculty and staff. In this free 45-minute webinar, learn: What happened and how it unfolded How they handled the situation What students had to say about the day-long ordeal What they would do differently Question & Answer session with attendees to follow SPEAKERS Lee King Vice President of Institutional Advancement Ferrum College, Virginia Chip Phillips Director of Emergency Services and Safety Ferrum College, Virginia Mary Alice Whisenant Director of Human Resources & Campus Safety Ferrum College, Virginia Suzie Kelly Lead Designer, Public Relations Ferrum College, Virginia HOST Steve Hardiman Webinar Moderator

    1h 14m

  2. 02/19/2009

    Emergency Notification Systems 101: Presented by Penn State

    Penn State adopted an Emergency Notification System (ENS) during the summer of 2006 and has used it many times. This webinar will take a multifaceted view of the ENS paradigm and review all the aspects of implementing one. In this free 60-minute webinar, you will learn: Considerations when selecting a notification vendor Identifying who is authorized to send emergency alerts Training your system users to send alerts Developing your communications plan to roll out the system The importance of testing Type of alerts to send and when to send them How to manage your dispatch center after an alert is sent The importance of a joining a relevant user group Question & Answer session with attendees to follow SPEAKER Annemarie Mountz Assistant Director of Public Information Penn State University, Pennsylvania HOST Steve Hardiman, Webinar Moderator

    52 min

  3. 01/29/2009

    Issuing an APB from an Emergency Notification System: Lessons Learned from Millersville University

    In March of 2008, Millersville University police issued an All Points Bulletin (APB) for a wanted individual. They used their Emergency Notification System (ENS) to send the APB to the entire campus community. Within 15 minutes, the individual was found and apprehended. In this free 45-minute podcast, learn: How Millersville University handled the situation Why they decided to use their ENS The content of the alerts and who received them Discover what they would do differently Question & Answer session with attendees to follow SPEAKERS Janet Kacskos Director of Communications Millersville University, Pennsylvania Dr. Aminta Breaux Vice President of Student Affairs Millersville University, Pennsylvania Pat Weidinger Director of Safety Millersville University, Pennsylvania HOST Steve Hardiman,  Moderator

    47 min

  4. 01/28/2009

    Managing Back-to-Back Hurricanes: Lessons Learned from Delgado Community College

    New Orlean's largest college tries to anticipate and mitigate the effects of Hurricane Gustav & Hurricane Ike. Learn how they prepared, what happened, and how they used emergency notifications to enhance their public safety efforts. In this exciting free 45-minute podcast, you will see and learn: The challenges in communicating emergency information with a mobile student population across seven disparate campuses The importance of pre-implementation planning and system testing Selling the solution to college staff and students Campus hurricane emergency procedures put to the test with Hurricane's Gustav & Ike A layered approach to campus emergency procedures Question & Answer session with attendees to follow SPEAKER Thomas Lovince Chief Information Officer Delgado Community College, New Orleans, Louisiana HOST Steve Hardiman,  Moderator

    48 min
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Series of free, educational, peer-presented podcasts that address many aspects of implementing or using an ENS.

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