My Recently Visited Services

mySVSU is the University's portal that provides quick access to Office365, change password, Canvas, maintenance request and more.


If you have a phone that has stopped working, please click Create Ticket.


Supervisors should submit this ticket when an employee is leaving the University.


This template file will open in Microsoft Word.


Find information about reserving computer labs and where students can access computer resources.


VPN software is used to create a secure connection back to SVSU resources.


Use this service to have a technician review a specific URL for filtering or a webpage that is being blocked.


Password management is handled under our Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) system.


Request changing a personal user print account to charge prints against a shared department/grant account.


A shared mailbox is a mailbox that multiple users can use to read and send email messages. Typically used by departments. Shared mailboxes can also be used to provide a common calendar.


Find information about Online Course Evaluations (Evaluation Kit) and submit a ticket if you are having issues.


Request access to Workday, Colleague, CROA, EasySpooler, Informer and Perceptive Content (ImageNow).


Request additional purchase information for Hardware, Software or Printer purchasing information.


Security Information Event Management (SIEM) deals with alerts that are received from the SIEM system.


Use this form to request assistance from Information Security for Compliance & Standards.


Perceptive Content, formerly known as ImageNow, is the University's document imaging system.


Use this service to request a New File Share be created.


Use this service to request server storage (disk space). Depending on the type of server storage and requirements there may be a charge for this service.


Self-Service allows students and employees to view academic, financial and employment information.


SVSU uses a firewall to monitor incoming and outgoing network traffic and decides whether to allow or block specific traffic based on a defined set of security rules.