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Request the removal of an individual’s electronic and/or physical (key) building access.
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.
Custodial, cleaning requests, spills, emergency cleanup, light bulb replacements, etc.
Ask about on campus housing options, meal plans and daily living on campus at SCSU
Request support for the use of teaching and learning technology and sound pedagogical principles to design in-person, online and hybrid courses.
Request information about being newly employed at St. Cloud State University.
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 the creation of electronic forms, workflows, reports and/or business process improvement through digitalization.
Request electronic and/or physical (key) building access.
Request the installation of software to be used on a University-owned device. For your convenience, faculty and staff can easily download and manage many software applications through a software management system already available on your University-owned computers (Software Center for Windows, and SCSU Self-Service for Mac computers).
Request usage analytics for SCSU-hosted web services and applications.
Request technical support for state-owned computers, printers, etc. You may also schedule an appointment for moving technology, getting technology set up at your campus workstation, assisting with installing a driver update, or other general technical support for state-owned equipment.
Ask questions or report issues/concerns about Minnesota State’s NextGen Project or issues with the Workday system.
Request information about bargaining units/unions, Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), work shifts, scheduling and overtime.
Request a blank course shell for a group, training or other need. Courses in ISRS with an assigned instruction will automatically have a D2L course shell created for that course and do not need a request.
Let University Communications know that you are interested in serving as a subject matter expert for discussions with the media
The ability for someone who does not have a StarID and password to ask a question.
Initiate a request to obtain software using University funds and/or to be used on University-owned devices. This includes free software that will be used on University-owned devices. Include software request process information.
Customers who do not have a StarID, or who cannot sign into services using their StarID, can use this form to request information or report a technology issue.