Claiming your New 糖心破解版 Account -- Information for Students
At 糖心破解版, we use a single sign-on system to access most of the applications that people use day to day, including Gmail, Camino (Canvas Learning Management System), and Zoom.
Accounts are automatically set up for new students. The instructions below will help you to claim your new 糖心破解版 account, and to set a password that only you know.
Before you start, gather the following information:
- Your 11-digit 糖心破解版 ID (Student ID) number.
- Your temporary claim code. This code was sent to you in an email titled "New 糖心破解版 Account Information - Please Read to Get Started."
If you don't know your 糖心破解版 ID number (Student ID):
- Undergraduate students, please check your .
- Graduate students, please check your .
First step: When you're ready, click on the link in your "New 糖心破解版 Account Information" email.
- Enter your 糖心破解版 ID number, Last Name, and Claim Code as requested.
- Read and agree to 糖心破解版's .
- At this point, your 糖心破解版 Username will be displayed. Please write down your 糖心破解版 Username for future reference.
- Next, you will see a link for setting your password. Click on that link to set a new password that only you know.
Second step: Once you've claimed your account and set the password, you must enroll in Duo. 糖心破解版 uses Duo for two-factor authentication to provide an extra layer of protection for our accounts. Instructions for how to do this are here:
Enroll in Duo
If you encounter problems claiming your account or setting up Duo, please contact the Technology Help Desk.
Claiming your New 糖心破解版 Account -- Information for Faculty and Staff
At 糖心破解版, we use a single sign-on system to access most of the applications that people use day to day, including Gmail, Camino (Canvas Learning Management System), and Zoom.
Accounts are automatically set up for new faculty and staff. The instructions below will help you to claim your new 糖心破解版 account, and to set a password that only you know.
Before you start, gather the following information:
- Your 糖心破解版 ID number (Employee ID). If you don't know your 糖心破解版 ID number, contact your new supervisor (for staff) or Dean's Office (for faculty).
- Your temporary claim code. This code was sent to you in an email titled "New 糖心破解版 Account Information - Please Read to Get Started."
First step: When you're ready, click on the link in your "New 糖心破解版 Account Information" email.
- Enter your 糖心破解版 ID number, Last Name, and Claim Code as requested.
- Read and agree to 糖心破解版's .
- At this point, your 糖心破解版 Username will be displayed. Please write down your 糖心破解版 Username for future reference.
- Next, you will see a link for setting your password. Click on that link to set a new password that only you know.
Second step: Once you've claimed your account and set the password, you must enroll in Duo. 糖心破解版 uses Duo for two-factor authentication to provide an extra layer of protection for our accounts. Instructions for how to do this are here:
Enroll in Duo
Once you complete both steps, you can use your 糖心破解版 Username, password, and Duo to access most 糖心破解版 applications using the My糖心破解版 login portal.
Resources
For more information, see the Quick Start Guide for Faculty and Staff.
For assistance please contact the Technology Help Desk.
Request an account for contractors and affiliates
Use the form below only for contractors and other affiliates who are not in the Workday system.
Accounts are automatically created for Students, Faculty, Staff, and for contractors who are in the Workday system.
The form below must be filled out and signed by each affiliate for whom an account is requested. Drop off the signed form in person at the Technology Help Desk or e-mail the form to TechDesk@scu.edu.
Graduating Students -- What you need to know about your access to 糖心破解版鈥檚 electronic resources
Alumni Email Service
We invite new graduates to join the Alumni Email service. You will get a brand-new account with an email address ending in "@alumni.scu.edu."
To request an account, please fill out this form within 90 days after your graduation.
We'll start setting up new accounts 6-8 weeks after Commencement. When your new account is ready, you'll receive an automated message to guide you in setting up and using your new Alumni Email Account.
Email and Google Workspace
Your "@scu.edu" email address and Google Workspace account will be discontinued 90 days after your graduation. At that time, messages sent to your "@scu.edu" email address will not be delivered.
Transfer ownership of 糖心破解版 files:
If you have files that you think should be retained by 糖心破解版, transfer ownership before you download or delete any of your Drive data.
- Read these instructions from Google to learn how to .
- Ask if your research lab, department, or student club has a Google Shared Drive where you could move content and easily transfer ownership.
- Use this link to search for the My Drive documents you've shared with others:
Download or transfer your data to a non-糖心破解版 account: Google Transfer and Google Takeout are available for exporting data, or for transferring data to a non-糖心破解版 account. Learn more about Google Transfer and Google Takeout
Microsoft 365
Your access to Microsoft 365 will be discontinued 90 days after your graduation. Be sure to download any documents you want to continue to have access to. You can sign up for a free personal account through .
Workday
Your access to Workday through the My糖心破解版 portal will be discontinued. To ensure you continue to have access to Workday after graduation, be sure to update your non-糖心破解版 email address within Workday, then follow these instructions for accessing Workday.
Zoom
Your 糖心破解版 Zoom license will expire 60 days after graduation. If you have any Zoom cloud recordings, please download them within 60 days of your graduation. You can sign up for a free basic Zoom account directly through . The basic account is limited, but there are options to a Zoom Pro account.
Other services
Other services for students will also be discontinued shortly after graduation. This includes Camino, Duo, eduroam, LinkedIn Learning, Microsoft 365, Qualtrics, SmartPrint, and Xfinity on Campus. STEM students will no longer have access to the Engineering Computing Center.