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Assistance, and requests associated with using University of Alaska email services for individual, and departmental purposes.


Assistance, and requests related to university calendaring services for students, staff, faculty, and departmental use.


Assistance, and requests related to university chat services for students, staff, faculty, and departmental use.


Assistance, and requests associated with using university supported services such as Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, or Qualtrics for creating online surveys, registration forms, and other forms.


SPSS Statistics is a software package by IBM used for statistical analysis.


Assistance, and requests associated with protection and solutions for dealing with malicious email communications.


Assistance, and requests associated with TLS certificates used for services such as HTTPS, and other protocols that allows secure connections between devices.


This service is for requesting assistance with setting up hardware or software, or performing repairs or maintenance on a university owned computer.


Assistance and information related to UAA ID cards/Wolfcard.


DocuSign is University of Alaska’s electronic signature solution, a cloud-based application, allowing users to send and sign securely as well as input other data into a document with automated document workflow.


UAA's Email Marketing Platform can be used to send email marketing campaigns to targeted University audiences (all staff & faculty, current students of a particular college, alumni, etc.). The platform is capable of tracking and reporting on the success of a particular campaign (whether an email was opened, if a particular link was clicked, etc.).


This service is for requesting the installation and setup of digital signage or to move an existing digital sign to a new location.


Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) allows you to access a virtual computer on your own device that may have access to software and other resources that your own device does not.


Google Workspace for Education is a cloud-based productivity suite that helps you and your team connect and get work done from anywhere on any device. Services include Mail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Sites, Calendar.


A security system that requires users to prove their identity using more than one factor of authentication to access accounts. It's designed to improve account security and prevent fraudulent account access, improving the basic level of security achieved with just one factor of authentication, usually a password.


Secure, remote, connectivity from non-University of Alaska locations to campus resources.


Assistance with employee recruitment, posting of job pools, and the direct hire of employees. If requesting the hire or rehire of an adjunct, student worker, or temporary staff, please use the Employment Changes service.


Cloud Contact Center and Customer Service software.


Request review/approval for new software that isn't currently offered/available within the University of Alaska system.


UAOnline gives students, staff and faculty access to business aspects of the university.


Wired network connectivity provides high-bandwidth, high-availability campus connectivity to the Internet, Internet2, and other online services.


Assistance and requests related to an employee's assignment such as: changes to primary assignment, requesting an additional assignment, requesting semester hire and rehire of adjuncts, student workers and temporary staff, and processing resignations.


Assistance, and requests associated with the university's Enterprise Service Management system departmental ticketing application, and the Asset/Configuration Item application.


The Scheduling & Space Management System (SSMS) for the University of Alaska Anchorage. Used for the managing events; scheduling locations and resources; publishing to web calendars, other tasks or approval for events; and analytics reports for any of those activities. It is currently used for scheduling by most Anchorage Campus departments, Kodiak, Mat-Su & Prince William Sound campuses.


University of Alaska Anchorage electronic door lock system allows individuals to access buildings, as well as interior room(s) they are authorized to access.