Texas Campuses
CTC Emergency Alert

[Notice: Only Texas campuses students and faculty/staff may subscribe.]


CTC Emergency Alert Procedures
When an emergency occurs, our Emergency Alert system, powered by e2Campus, can send email, text messages and voice messages to students and employees in as little as 90 seconds.

Applicable Situations
Emergency alerts will be sent in situations that require unscheduled closure or evacuation of a campus or campus facility. This includes but is not limited to weather closures, power outages, police emergencies, catastrophes and/or hazardous exposures. The system may also be used in the event of significant road construction or traffic congestion. The alert system will not be used for promotional purposes or for scheduled closures, such as holidays.

How to Subscribe
To receive CTC Emergency Alerts, students and employees must subscribe to the system online and enter their preferences. Changes can be made at any time. The subscription is free but standard text message charges from your cell phone provider will apply. You will be able to choose an opt-out date, and 30 days prior to that date you will be notified that your subscription is about to expire. To subscribe:

 

  1. Log in to Webadvisor and click the “CTC Emergency Alert” icon
    2. CTC Emergency Alert enroll via WebAdvisor login screen

  2. On the CTC e2Campus page, select "I need to create an Account"
    e2Campus create account screenshot

  3. Create a user profile, click "Agree to Terms of Service" and click "Create Account."
    e2Camups create user profile screenshot

  4. Select your notification services. You may enter multiple email addresses and phone numbers. ALWAYS select at least one notification method besides text messages, since cell phones are not always reliable in an emergency situation. You may go in and edit or add to your profile at any time.
    e2Campus select notification services screenshot

In addition to our Emergency Alert System you can stay informed with the latest campus alerts and events by following us at http://twitter.com/ctc4me.