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University Computing Services
Keeping your email
after leaving FSU.
The University currently
provides email accounts to retired faculty members as a service benefit.
The University is now extending this service benefit to eligible retiring/retired
staff members.
To obtain this benefit, the eligible retiree should request the service
benefit through Human Resources (Personnel) during their retirement
processing. Human Resources will verify their eligibility, and forward
a request to the helpdesk. The helpdesk will then forward the request
to UCS for processing.
(1) Name:
First, Middle and Last
(2) FSU Card Number
(3) Department
(4) Supervisor's Name
(5) Retirement Date
A confirmation
email will be sent to the requester upon receipt and completion. Retired
faculty and staff will be given the same disk space and usage limitations
as current employees. A retiring/retired staff member must have
at least 6 years of service to be eligible for this service benefit.
To keep the email account active, each retiree will be sent an email
to renew their account every (2) two years based upon the anniversary
date of retirement. In order to continue account usage the retired staff
member should immediately reply to that email upon receipt. If no reply
has been made within 90 days, the email account will then be deleted.
If an eligible
staff member is currently retired, he or she can send the information
mentioned above to helpdesk@admin.fsu.edu.
Use of all Florida
State University email accounts are subject to the Florida State University
computer usage policy. Any violation of the Use of University Information
Technology Resources policy by retired faculty or staff can result in
the termination of services provided by Florida State. An electronic copy
of that policy is provided at
http://www.vpfa.fsu.edu/policies/bmanual/itpolicy.html.
If
you need additional help,
contact the Helpdesk at (850) 644-HELP (644-4357).
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