Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2013; 9:55 p.m.
The National Weather Service is forecasting 3 to 6 inches of snowfall across the greater Denver Metro area beginning overnight into Wednesday.
The University is operating on normal schedules. Should conditions change, information about any schedule adjustments will be available on this website and on our toll-free emergency phoneline 1-877-463-6070.
While our operations are as scheduled, weather conditions may make travel slow requiring extra time and caution.
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Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012
National Weather Service forecast for snow across Metro Denver
The National Weather Service is forecasting additional snowfall and cold temperatures again this evening and into Friday.
Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012
National Weather Service forecast for snow across Metro Denver
The National Weather Service is forecasting snowfall overnight and into tomorrow.
University safety and facilities personnel monitor the forecasts and conditions as they develop. They then provide the latest information to University leadership when conditions pose a safety threat to students, faculty, staff or visitors at any of our locations. University leadership will determine if conditions require campus closure(s) or modified schedules.
How you can get information during bad weather:
When the University of Colorado Denver l Anschutz Medical Campus experiences conditions that pose a threat to the safety or security of students, faculty, staff or visitors, the Emergency Notification System (ENS) offers information and updates about our operational status via various channels during regular business hours as well as during nights and weekends.
When inclement weather develops overnight, University leaders assess conditions and announce any schedule adjustments by 5 a.m.
Here are our information sources:
--Notices sent to university-issued email accounts
--Individuals can call the toll-free phoneline: 877-463-6070
--Students, faculty and staff can
self-register for text and voice messages on your cell phone via Rave (www.getrave.com). --Monitor local television and radio stations
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Monday, Oct. 8, 2012
University initiates 'opt-out' service for the Emergency Notification Service
Messaging services provided via Rave Mobile Safety, will be transitioning to an OPT-OUT service for all enrolled students, faculty and staff at both the University of Colorado Denver and Anschutz Medical Campuses.
Historically, this service has been an opt-in process, in which registrants manually sign up for the service through the Rave Mobile Safety website. Moving forward, Chancellor Don Elliman has determined that this service automatically be provided to all students upon enrollment at the University.
This transition to the opt-out ENS will occur on Nov. 1, 2012. As of that date, all students, faculty and staff automatically will receive emergency alerts and campus closure notifications via university-issued email addresses.
Please go to the university employee or student portal to update your own phone contact information, so that you can receive important emergency alerts.
How you your can get information during bad weather
When the University of Colorado Denver l Anschutz Medical Campus experiences conditions that pose a threat to the safety or security of students, faculty, staff or visitors, the Emergency Notification System (ENS) offers information and updates about our operational status via various channels during regular business hours as well as during nights and weekends.
When inclement weather develops overnight, University leaders assess conditions and announce any schedule adjustments by 5 a.m.
Here are our information sources:
--Notices sent to university-issued email accounts
--Individuals can call in on the toll-free phoneline: 877-463-6070
--Students, faculty and staff can self-register for text and voice messages on your cell phone via Rave (see info above).
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Friday, Oct. 5, 2012
Winter-like weather arrived in the metro area overnight, and residents woke up to find small amounts of snow blanketing grass, trees and rooftops. While temperatures dipped near freezing, the conditions did not prompt any schedule adjustments at any University of Colorado Denver l Anschutz Medical Campus locations.
Today's weather serves as a timely reminder of how you'll know about schedule adjustments when we do experience more extreme weather conditions.
When the University of Colorado Denver l Anschutz Medical Campus experiences conditions that pose a threat to the safety or security of students, faculty, staff or visitors, the Emergency Notification System (ENS) offers information and updates about our operational status via various channels during regular business hours as well as during nights and weekends.
When inclement weather develops overnight, University leaders assess conditions and announce any schedule adjustments by 5 a.m.
Here are our information sources:
--Notices sent to university-issued email accounts
--Individuals can call in on the toll-free phoneline: 877-463-6070
--Students, faculty and staff can self-register for text and voice messages on your cell phone via Rave. Here's more information about an update to this service:
University initiates 'opt-out' service for the Emergency Notification Service
Messaging services provided via Rave Mobile Safety, will be transitioning to an OPT-OUT service for all enrolled students, faculty and staff at both the University of Colorado Denver and Anschutz Medical Campuses.
Historically, this service has been an opt-in process, in which registrants manually sign up for the service through the Rave Mobile Safety website. Moving forward, Chancellor Don Elliman has determined that this service automatically be provided to all students upon enrollment at the University.
This transition to the opt-out ENS will occur on Nov. 1, 2012. As of that date, all students, faculty and staff automatically will receive emergency alerts and campus closure notifications via university-issued email addresses.
Please go to the university employee or student portal to update your own phone contact information, so that you can receive important emergency alerts.
Please note: If you have a pay-per-text cell phone plan, you may be charged a text fee for any alerts sent to your cell phone through the ENS. The University sends one test message through the ENS each semester. You will not receive any other alerts/notifications unless there is an imminent threat to the campus(es) or its constituents or for campus closures (due to weather closures or other incidents).
When the University of Colorado Denver l Anschutz Medical Campus experiences conditions that pose a threat to the safety or security of students, faculty, staff or visitors -- at any of our locations -- information will be available, on this website and on the Emergency Notification System phoneline, as quickly as information is available.