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Request the use of the Innovation Hub to host a workshop, presentation, class or event; or ask other questions about the Innovation Hub.
Includes requests for carpentry, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, lighting adjustment, office/furniture move, temperature adjustment, non-emergency repairs, adding or removing shelves, wall patching, painting, carpet replacement and more.
Ask about academic advising, orientation, satisfactory academic progress, degree audit reports, registration for classes and more
The ability for someone who does not have a StarID and password to ask a question.
Let University Communications know that you are interested in serving as a subject matter expert for discussions with the media
Request technical support for state-owned computers, printers, etc.
Request Wi-Fi in a new area, access from the internet to an internal IT system, or activate a port in order to connect your computer to the internet via Ethernet cable.
Request information or support for employee Zoom lines and phone/voicemail services at St. Cloud State.
Request a modification to your Preferred Name
Request information about benefits and/or compensation related to early retirement or separation offers (BESIs).
The ability for someone who does not have a StarID and password to report a non-emergency repair request or ask a question.
Request information about benefits and/or compensation.
Request information about or assistance with SCSU hiring processes.
Ask about eligibility and applying for financial aid, completing the FAFSA, types of aid, and student loan management
Submit a Space Check-In to confirm a workspace is ready for occupancy and document its condition, furnishings and functionality at move-in.
Request the retrieval of University-owned technology equipment from an on-campus location. University-owned equipment can also be dropped off in HuskyTech (Miller Center 201 Service Desk).
Request a change or enhancement to an existing business application or service.
Contact SCSU for non-emergency questions or requests not related to computing and technology, human resources or student services
The University is moving to a standardized fleet of modern networked multifunction printers (MFPs), replacing older desktop and USB printers. Faculty and staff may request a desktop/USB printer exception only when networked options cannot meet specific technical needs, such as incompatibility with legacy systems or specialized equipment
Request a change to information on St. Cloud State University's public website.