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Ask about academic advising, orientation, satisfactory academic progress, degree audit reports, registration for classes and more
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.
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.
Submit What's Happening content to University Communications.