Resources for Office Professionals at EMU
My.emich.edu and e-mail
My.emich.edu is the campus portal, giving you access to announcements,
weather, updates, e-mail and various on-campus services. You can use
it to access and manage your professional records. Plus, it's customizable,
with "channels" that
you can add at the click of the mouse, and feed in news or other information
of interest to you. It's YOUR portal to EMU and beyond.
*TIP*
If you use a separate e-mail client, log in to my.emich at least once a
day to read the campus announcements and check for
news. Then, use your favorite client or
web site to get your e-mail. |
My.emich.edu
• My.emich.edu is the campus portal, and is available to EMU
users only. It gives EMU a way to communicate on the web with the campus
community and to provide access to professional records and many kinds
of services.
• Check out the Tutorial tab to learn how to customize my.emich.
• Check my.emich daily for announcements and campus information
• Specialized services for students include registration, e-bill, course and program planning, and more
• Use my.emich to access and update your personal information
• My.emich provides a web-based option for e-mail. If you prefer
a client program, some available alternatives are below.
Alternatives for e-mail:
• The mail server: http://mail.emich.edu, available anywhere,
any time, from any computer
• Download the EMU-configured Netscape client: www.emich.edu/public/lt/helpdesk/netscapeinstall.html,
then click on Windows or Mac OSX and follow the step-by-step instructions
• Other e-mail "client" programs, set up specifically on
your computer, such as
Outlook, Groupwise, Eudora, Entourage, Mac Mail, whatever
you are comfortable using
Report an additional e-mail client you would like to add to this
list here.
Managing your e-mail: Your standard 20 MB allocation
• Remember that attachments take up space for you
and the recipient; clean out your mailboxes regularly
• "Sent" messages take up space, especially if they
include attachments; clean out your "sent" mailbox
• Old, forgotten messages take up space; again, clean out your sent box
• Automate your trash cleanout so all messages in trash are deleted upon
logout.
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