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Request an orientation session to familiarize or refresh your knowledge of technology in a lab, learning space, or conference room.
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 process any change in an employee’s status, cost number, title, or pay. This form should not be used for Student Employees, please use the “Student Hire/Payroll Form
This employee separation form is used to notify IT that, regardless of the reason, an employee will no longer be working at North Central. Account disabling and deprovisioning is a key information security process that helps support the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of university data.
Use this petition to request any exception to policy not already covered by a more specific form.
Use this service to request a university account that is unaffiliated with an employee/student/volunteer/etc. status with NCU.
Please reach out to IT BEFORE submitting this form.
This form MUST be submitted by someone at the director level or above.
Your North Central credentials are used for accessing university computers, email, services, and networks. Use this service to report issues with your account or to request changes for an existing North Central University employee, student worker, or to request changes to a current employee's network access due to a change of department or responsibilities.
Do not use this form to request new accounts.
Learn about NCU's parking policies and to apply for parking at NCU.
Firewalls protect the university network. Sometimes, firewall and routing configuration changes are needed to allow certain services/software to work properly. Use this service to request changes to these systems.
Voicemail allows callers to leave a message in the event that a phone line is busy or the recipient is not available to answer the incoming call. Mailbox owners can record custom greetings, forward voicemail to other users on the system, set an extended absence greeting, and more.
Use this form to submit a copy/print request. All copy jobs will be processed within two full business days from the time they are submitted.
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.
Submit this form to grant specific access to your educational records. onfidential information that can be shared with those authorized by the student is limited to the following offices. Please note that these authorizations do not extend to Deans, faculty advisors or instructors.
If you suspect that your account has been compromised, report it immediately to IT. IT will work with you to reset your password, restore access to your account, and investigate the impact of the incident.
MAC Address registration for wireless connections is only available for media and other devices (smart, game consoles, etc.) All wired device require device registration.
IT provides loaner laptops (Windows or Apple), webcams, projectors, and projector screen loans to employees for official university business. A request must be submitted for each piece of technology.
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.
IT is responsible for moving technology between spaces. If you need to move technology between spaces, please request assistance via this service.
Use to form to request a change in your 403b contribution.
Engage IT for assistance in selecting and obtaining a quote for computers, peripherals, or other information technology equipment.
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.