Alerting Anxiety Exercise
Participant Testimonials
Found below are testimonials from several of the colleges and
universities that participated in a previous Alerting Anxiety Exercise.
South Dakota State University – Brookings – South Dakota
Everyone here thought it was a Great Exercise!
California State University Stanislaus – Turlock – California
Thank you so much for this great exercise. Everyone at CSU Stanislaus thought it was
very valuable and a great change from what we have done in the past!
Georgia Tech – Atlanta – Georgia
Realistic Scenarios!
College of Charleston – Charleston – South Carolina
The exercise was well designed.
University of Central Florida – Orlando – Florida
Realistic Scenarios!
Maricopa County Community College District – Tempe – Arizona
Each scenario was realistic and a real possible situation we could experience on a
campus.
University of Washington – Seattle – Washington
The exercise scenarios provided opportunity for team to discuss issues and to think
about things that haven't been considered previously.
Azusa Pacific University – Azusa – California
The exercise generated good discussion among all participants.
Stanford University – Stanford – California
The exercise provided an opportunity for participants to brainstorm which was very
beneficial for our teams.
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Miami Dade College – Miami – Florida
With everyone's busy schedule, the exercise provided a good forum for our group to
discuss notification protocols and ensure we are all on the same page.
South Dakota State University – Brookings – South Dakota
One of the best things about this exercise is that it brought everyone together in one
room to talk through who will need to be a part of the university’s response if / when an
actual event takes place.
University of Alaska Anchorage – Anchorage – Alaska
The exercise had realistic scenarios for the university campus environment. This helped
foster buy-in from the participants
Bluegrass Community & Technical College – Georgetown – Kentucky
The videos that were part of the exercise were great!
Mills College – Oakland – California
This exercise was well done. There was a lot of participation from all those who
attended.
Maricopa County Community College District – Tempe – Arizona
Very thought provoking and worthwhile exercise!
University of the Pacific – Stockton – California
Exercise promoted dialogue between different parties at our three campuses.
South Dakota State University – Brookings – South Dakota
The scenarios were credible.
Georgia State University – Atlanta – Georgia
The exercise enabled Department Commanders an opportunity to collaborate together
and walk through procedures.
Maricopa County Community College District – Tempe – Arizona
Feedback on the exercise was great and we were able to identify resources that are
available to us from other departments that we did not know existed.
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South Dakota State University – Brookings – South Dakota
The ability to sit as a group and discuss options was great.
University of Memphis – Memphis – Tennessee
Inject messages were logical and appropriate to each scenario.
University of Central Florida – Orlando – Florida
It was good to get everyone who has the authority to generate alerts in the same room
and to open some dialogue about how we conduct business.
Bluegrass Community & Technical College – Lawrenceburg – Kentucky
The exercise was very helpful, thanks!
Stanford University – Stanford – California
The scenarios were reasonable and effective at generating discussion.
South Dakota State University – Brookings – South Dakota
This is a good entry level exercise that does not need to be altered.
University of Alaska Anchorage – Anchorage – Alaska
Exercise scenarios and injects were not TOO long, which provided a learning
environment that did not scare participants from coming back for future exercises.
South Dakota State University – Brookings – South Dakota
Well worth the time invested.
University of Central Florida – Orlando – Florida
The exercise helped refresh us on the need to be deliberate and concise in our alerts
and to not leave any "gray area" which could be open to interpretation.
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