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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.
The Learning Management System is to deliver course content and interact with instructors and fellow students of a classes. It is primarily used for distance education classes that are taught entirely online but can also used for face-to-face or mixed classes.
Assistance, and requests related to file storage, data archiving, and other related services and collaboration solutions.
Assistance, and requests associated with server, and application management, monitoring, and alerting solutions.
UAOnline gives students, staff and faculty access to business aspects of the university.
This service is for requesting assistance with setting up hardware or software, or performing repairs or maintenance on a university owned computer.
University of Alaska of Alaska (UAA) has a limited number of computing devices for loan for the purpose of providing or completing University Courses. These device are loaned based on the need for the device in the order of the requests received.
Request for review or approval of software currently available or new to the University.
Wireless network connectivity provides high-bandwidth, high-availability campus connectivity.
Employee Reimbursement (including local mileage reimbursements)/Direct Pay.
The Business Services team can provide assistance with your UA Foundation awards, budget transfers, purchases, etc.
The Payroll Department is a part of UA HR where we support all employees and provide solutions related to payroll activities. The Payroll Team provides support on both web timesheets and manual entry timesheets. This requires working knowledge of earnings codes, deduction codes and other items that make up your paycheck, such as child support orders, IRS and other levies, and court-ordered garnishments. Our Team Purpose is to work as a team, sending the right information and money to the right people at the right time.
Active Directory (AD) is the system that manages your domain account at the university, and is used to login to university computers, wireless networks, Office 365, and other systems/services.
Assistance with the transfer of expense or revenue (i.e. Journal Voucher) between accounts.
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.
The Benefits Team oversees the administration of university employee benefits and retirement programs. This includes education about benefit options and enrollment, assisting employees with retirement preparation, and providing resources to support the well-being of UA employees.
Assistive technology helps individuals with disabilities perform tasks which might otherwise pose challenges or not be possible. This could include accessible text-to-speech support for reading materials, speech-to-text for writing support, digital recorders, audio listening devices, and more.
The Endpoint Management System provides centralized management of university owned laptops, workstations, and servers allowing remote installation of applications, patches, and other software fixes.
Supervisors may submit completed, signed, non-MyUA performance evaluations for their employee’s personnel file.
Secure, remote, connectivity from non-University of Alaska locations to campus resources.
Assistance, and requests associated with using University of Alaska email services for individual, and departmental purposes.
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.
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.
Compensation and Classification is responsible for developing compensation programs, policies, and approaches that meet the unique needs of our academic and business units. This includes the creation and maintenance of the classification systems, compensation structures and the policies and procedures associated with career development and pay practices.