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IT provides kiosk, phones, and laptops to qualifying university events.
This form is intended for non-NCU requestors and NCU guests only.
Request a new generic email address to be used for a department, club, committee, or another purpose.
Your NCU ID card allows you to do many things on campus. It allows for building access, on-campus purchases, identification, authentication, and much more. If you are a new student, staff member, or faculty member, it is important that you get a university ID card.
North Central University uses Microsoft 365 for all university email and calendaring. Every student, faculty, and staff member has an NCU mailbox in Outlook with a built-in calendar. Employees are required to use their NCU mailbox for official University correspondence.
Use this form to request furniture replacement and/or to request additional furniture
Please fill out this form with the information of the person who will be receiving the keys. After you submit this form, an email will be sent to the person who has been authorized to approve key requests for the area(s) you list.
IT prioritizes keeping your information secure. IT works hard to maintain confidentiality, integrity, and to prevent information from being compromised. You can benefit from consulting with our office by obtaining the necessary tools and information to keep you, your information, and your computer safe.
Use this form to submit a parking grievance related to a citation.
Use this form to update your official contact details used by the university's Emergency Notification System (ENS), ensuring you receive critical alerts like school closures or safety warnings.
Skyline (skyline.northcentral.edu) is the university's user experience portal. Skyline functions as the central hub to access university news and services.
Please use this form to submit reports and request related to department concerns (e.g. concern with officer conduct, concern with a department policy, concern with department attire, and concern with a specific area on campus).
The university provides employees with desktop phones and provides support in troubleshooting phone issues. As you or your department needs to move or add phones/fax machines or make changes to the way your devices are configured, IT will take care of your request. This includes requesting changes to display names, line buttons, setup-related items or phone due to a new hire, office relocation, or other requests.
TeamDynamix (TDX) is the IT Service Management (ITSM) platform that IT uses to publish its services, house its knowledge base, and to handle incidents and requests. TDX also provides other capabilities that IT uses internally. Across the university, TDX is known as the IT service site.
The IT Service Desk is a part of Information Technology. We are located on the second floor of Miller Hall, room 226. The service desk offers a full-service center that will address the technology support needs of all North Central employees and students in one convenient location.
This article provides a broad overview of Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) and how it is used to secure university systems and information. This is meant for all North Central students, staff, and faculty.
This form is for painting requests that require at least a full wall being painted. For minor paint requests, please use the FM Maintenance Request form.
A network drive is disk space on a server for individual or group use which functions as an additional hard drive on your on-campus computer.
IT provides North Central University employees and students assistance with software troubleshooting.
A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a service that allows you to connect to the University's network when you are not on campus. There are certain applications managed by the University that are limited to the University's network. To access these applications when you are off-campus you will need to use VPN.
The University's VPN uses encryption technologies that enable data to be transmitted securely. Use VPN any time you are working on a computer using a shared, public internet connection (e.g. a coffee shop, hotel room) and are handling information you wish to be secure.