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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.


Request new wired network port or request for a network port to be moved to a different area in the office.


Request a new project, custom business application, LEAN facilitation, or other large initiative requiring IT coordination. IT project requests are collaboratively and strategically prioritized with campus constituents, especially academic and administrative leadership, to ensure we best meet the needs of our campus community. Approved project requests will be managed by an IT project manager and will include the steps required to effectively complete the project, including but not limited to: Project consultation, business analysis, architecture and security review, project management coordination, communications and more.


Request the removal of an individual’s electronic and/or physical (key) building access.


For account management related to your StarID, including StarID activation and password changes, please visit Minnesota State's StarID website https://starid.minnstate.edu.

If you are unable to sign into the StarID portal, contact the Minnesota State IT Service Desk at (877) 466-6728 or https://servicedesk.minnstate.edu to generate a validation code for you to get you back into your account. You can also contact HuskyTech at https://www.stcloudstate.edu/its/huskytech.


Request the move and setup of computers, printers, accessories, phones and other technology equipment to another location.


Request support for an issue you've experienced using a library resource or service.


Ask about on campus housing options, meal plans and daily living on campus at SCSU


Request assistance with HR-related questions not already listed within the list of HR services.


Submit information regarding St. Cloud State University's social media accounts


Ask about graduate student services and resources, how to apply for admission and more


Ask about customized training, conferences, events, professional development, lifelong learning, and more


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.


Request software for an academic lab or classroom


Report a technology issue with software, wifi, devices, etc., or request information from HuskyTech/Information Technology Services.
Report an IT service that is not working properly, including a service that appears broken or a reduction in the quality of an IT service.


Answers to questions and get timely repairs of issues related to esports


Request access to IT-hosted services, system, data, or shared mailbox; or get assistance with access issues or questions. Request modification or removal of access to technology services, systems or data.


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).


Installed A/V equipment in not functioning properly in a university classroom or meeting space or you have general questions about how to operate the equipment. If this is an urgent classroom support issue, please call us at 320-308-7000 and select the option for classroom support.


Request information or advice related to information technology services at SCSU.


Find helpful articles and answers about SCSU services using the searchable Knowledge Base.


Report a lost or missing state key


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 support for the use of teaching and learning technology and sound pedagogical principles to design in-person, online and hybrid courses.


Request information or support for employee Zoom lines and phone/voicemail services at St. Cloud State.