Why should you sign up for Connect-Ed to get an emergency message?

An emergency can happen at any time and any place. Having a way for Front Range Community College to contact you helps ensure that you will get the necessary notification and information as quickly as possible. Therefore, Front Range Community College encourages everyone on campus to sign up for this new emergency notification service, and also to become aware of the various programs, initiatives, and practices already in place aimed at making the campus the as safe and secure as possible.

To sign up for Connect-Ed, Log in to eWOLF and on the Welcome tab look for "emergency notification system." Then follow the instructions.

The Front Range Community College Connect-Ed/mass notification system will be deployed under the following conditions: • When a dangerous situation exists on campus that could impact safety (for

example, a dangerous person, bomb threats, fires, chemical release or other event requiring immediate action).

• When urgent conditions affect the status of the campus (e.g. earthquake, weather, wildfire, etc.)

Once initiated, Connect Ed will begin contact based on the information you provide.

Front Range Community College is committed to protecting the privacy and confidentiality of personal information provided to the campus by faculty, staff, and students. Thus, Front Range Community College has ensured that Connect-Ed has all data transmitted to and from users utilizes Secured Socket Layers (SSL)

If you see, hear, or otherwise notice anything suspicious, please report it to your Westminster Campus Security & Preparedness Department

immediately by using the contact information listed below: Phone: 303-404-5411

E-mail: WC.CampusSecurity@frontrange.edu

The purpose of student activities is to serve the FRCC campus community by providing a well-balanced, co-curricular experience through various cultural, social, recreational &

educational programming. Student Life provides a variety of programs that assist in creating a quality campus environment, with added emphasis on student advocacy &

diversity. It also encourages student involvement in the planning of such activities as part of the valuable leadership experience. In addition, students are encouraged to participate in

student activities on campus & offer suggestions for events & activities. For more information or to share ideas, please contact the Student Life staff.

Increase your opportunities at Front Range Community College by joining one or more of the student organizations we have on campus! Getting involved is a wonderful way to strengthen your leadership & networking skills, meet other students & share your common interests with fellow members.

JOIN! Choose a group based on your interests. We have a variety of student organizations on campus for you to choose from. Stop by the Student Life Office or look for promotions on campus to find out more.

START! Create a group based on your interests. Not finding a student organization on campus that interests you? Start your own! Recruit at least 4 other students that share your interests, find an advisor, then complete and submit recognition forms. Our staff will help along the way!

ASK! Looking to get involved, but not sure how? Let us help! Stop by a club meeting and/or activity, contact club/organization members and/or advisors, ask your peers, or chat with our Student Life staff.

Altitude is a Leadership Program that seeks to: develop your leadership skills, encourage & promote involvement in out-of-classroom experiences, recognize and reward you for your accomplishments. Participants in the Altitude Program complete the program by being involved in: Student Clubs & Organizations, Student Activities & Events, Leadership Programs, Conferences & Workshops, Volunteer Opportunities.

REWARDS! What do you get for participating? As you earn points through involvement in Altitude, you can reach 1 of 2 levels, each with

its own benefits including: a certificate of completion, apparel, access to invite-only leadership opportunities, and recognition events.

START! Begin tracking your experiences and get more info today! Fill out our Involvement interest card in your Orientation folder or stop by Student Life.

When logging into a FRCC Computer, you will be prompted for a username and password. Username will always be your student ID number. Example: S01234567 Initially, your password will be your birthday with: Month spelled out (**first letter capitalized**) - 2 digit day - 4 digit year Example: January011991 You need to change your password every 60 days. The new password must contain: - 1 uppercase - 1 lowercase - 1 number The new password CANNOT contain your first or last name. Please see a computer lab assistant in C0501 for additional assistance.

Students receive $12.50 print allowance each semester, which will provide 250 free B&W pages at $0.05/page. For additional printing, a top-up card must be purchased from the Bookstore. Suggestions: • Print multiple slides per page when printing PowerPoints • Use “Print Preview” just to make sure what you intend to print is error-free • Print only what you actually need! • Plan ahead for purchasing a top-up card – the Bookstore is not always open when the

Computer Commons is open!

COMPUTER COMMONS SCHEDULE

Day Open Close

Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM 10:00 PM

Friday 8:00 AM 4:00 PM

Saturday 8:00 AM 4:00 PM