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One of the best options for effective emergency communications is a multi-modal notification system that incorporates an institution's existing modes of communications with newer technologies, such as mobile phones.
There have been many dramatic changes to campus security since the Virginia Tech shooting in April 2007 and security leaders continue to find innovative ways to improve safety on their campuses.
USF sent out a text alert to over 50,000 people after receiving word that a gunman is loose on campus.
Through partnerships with wireless carriers, Rave is equipping college students with ubiquitous safety precautions
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Rave Wireless deploys award winning safety applications at over 20 new colleges and universities.
Howard University in Washington, DC, Gustavus Adolphus College in Saint Peter, MN, Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, AR, and 17 other institutions have signed on to become Rave Wireless clients.
Rave Wireless is featured for the success of Rave Alert at Colorado State University.
New York Governor, David Paterson, recognizes lack of communication during Swine Flu and signs bills to require emergency alerting in NYC schools
In an effort to bolster student safety, American University in Washington, DC has implemented Rave Guardian.