My Recently Visited Services
Gain help and advice on how to incorporate instructional technology and digital projects in the classroom.
This service allows for access to Virtual Meeting applications and devices while on and off Ursinus College's campus.
Find the Right Room and Avoid the Gloom of a space that isn't the right fit for your class, meeting, or event
College owned oven not heating up or keeping temperature
Burners on stove top not heating up
This service is a way to report a general mechanical issue not listed and submit a ticket to the Facilities Service Desk.
This service is available to assist Ursinus College members with all device hardware and software needs.
The service gives students access to a student organizations email mailbox.
Library liaisons work with faculty and staff to integrate information literacy into courses and other academic programs in an appropriate way. Your library liaison will work with you to design and run a library workshop, make an online LibGuide for your students to use throughout the semester, create an assignment that integrates library resources, record a video tutorial tailored to your course, help to assess your students' research knowledge and more.
For assistance with Office 365 applications including Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.
The library has or can create Information Literacy resources in various formats to include in your courses.
Printer access, questions and problems. Faculty and staff departmental printers, student campus pay for print printers, and poster printing.
Report an item you’ve lost on campus or an item you’ve found and turned in to Campus Safety.
Residential Students requesting medical accommodation request for housing.
Departmental printing questions and issues, and Papercut print management requests.
Electronic Document management software that scans documents into the student system
Small event, tabling event, information tables only
Faculty and staff can request that a Canvas course be created for them.
I need my course added to Canvas. MKT 250 - Spring 2027 (Professor Sean Killion)
Faculty can request to combine course sections into one course for a given semester.