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University of Nevada, Reno
| Contact Information for University of Nevada, Reno | |
|---|---|
| Website | University of Nevada, Reno |
| Phone | (775) 784-1110 |
| Address | 1664 N. Virginia Street Reno, NV 89557 |
| Contact | Contact Us |
Frequently asked questions about the University emergency messaging system, Emergency Alerts.
If you are a University of Nevada, Reno student, faculty or staff, you can sign up at the Emergency Alerts Page.
Yes, when setting up your account you have the option to register two e-mail addresses as well as two text message telephone numbers.
You should contact the University's Help Desk, (775) 682-5000.
After signing up, login to manage your account. Under the "Services" tab in the Dashboard, you can add an additional phone number and email address.
Please be aware that email validation messages may take several minutes.
Login using the "Returning Users" login box to see if your account is already activated.
To update your account, visit the Emergency Alerts page and select the Manage Account link.
To deactivate your account, go to the Emergency Alerts page, and select the Manage Account link. The University strongly recommends, however, that you do not opt-out of this service until your time at the University as a student, faculty or staff member has come to an end.
In addition to a validation message when you sign up for the service, you will receive a test message at least once per semester to ensure that the service is working as expected. The University will only use the service to send emergency/life-threatening or unexpected campus closure alerts.
Emergency Alerts is only used for critical situations, including: severe weather alerts; campus closing due to inclement weather; public safety emergencies such as chemical spills, fire, earthquake or violence.
The decision to activate Emergency Alerts for a message will be made by the University's president or chief of police.
No. Our text messaging provider enforces a zero SPAM policy which clearly prohibits unsolicited messages. Our text messaging provider does not sell or share the contact information of our subscribers to third-party marketers.
Messages sent through this service will come from e2campus.
For questions about the service and privacy concerns, contact Police Services, (775) 784-4013.
For questions about your NetID, password reset, or problems enrolling or unsubscribing, please contact the Computing Help Desk at (775) 682-5000.