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OIT Data Security designs and manages information access and systems security for the University's Enterprise Systems, including PeopleSoft, Data Warehouse and Reporting systems. We partner with the Student, Financial and Human Resources Data Custodians to respond to your access needs.

Student Employee access to UM Reports

We have good news for departments with student employees who need access to UM Reports. Student employees may now request access to UM Reports under their own Internet ID. There is no longer a need to have a separate, departmentally sponsored Internet ID in order to allow a student worker to log in to UM Reports so they may run, view, or print reports.

How do I get my student workers switched over to their own ID for UM Reports?
 
To have your student employee’s UM Reports access moved to their own Internet ID, send an email to OIT Provisioning & Requests.

Please include the following in the email, the:
bullet Sponsored Account they have been using
bullet student employee's name
bullet student employee's Internet ID

This will not require any additional paperwork. Once their access has been moved, they will be notified via email.

 

 

 

 

 


 

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