The Safety Notification Alert Process (SNAP!) enables you to sign up to receive emergency alerts on your cell phone. In case of a threat to campus security or weather-related closing, SNAP! messages will be sent automatically to all campus-connected phones and computers, as well as to cell phones of those who opt in. Alerts will appear automatically on campus computer screens, along with an audible message if the computer speakers are turned on. (Screen savers may prevent the visual alert on campus computer screens but the audio alert will sound if speakers are on.) The alert also will be broadcast audibly on campus phones. If a phone is in use, the alert will interrupt the conversation. The phone alert will repeat until it is acknowledged. If a SNAP alert is issued, you need to take action as indicated by the alert. The SNAP process is used only for true emergencies that could affect your safety and security, or to alert you of weather-related campus closings. You will not receive “junk” messages on your cell phone.