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IT Solutions offers the ability to create quotes and request bids for Office, Classroom, Lab, or Conference room technology needs. Requesting a quote or bid through IT Solutions ensures that users will receive the correct technology that will fulfill the needs of the project at the best possible price.
Students have access to self-service where they can plan their degree, register for courses, contact their academic advisors, and (soon) manage holds and financial information.
Pioneer Portal is a user’s gateway to self-service.
RingCentral and Google Meet are communications tools that offer instant messaging (IM), as well as many other features to enhance collaboration and communication in an organization.
IT Solutions provides on-site support for each of our three campuses.
State and federal regulation require organizations to assess their vulnerabilities and risks. ITS leadership is involved in the contract routing process.
Charter Communications provides basic cable TV service is provided in all residence hall rooms, as well as select office buildings on the TWU Denton campus.
Microsoft Outlook allows for the creation of email-based “public folders” that can be shared among a group of TWU employees. The shared email service is typically used by departments that need a general email address, by student organizations and clubs to share information, and by workgroups large and small to collaborate with co-workers.
TWU utilizes both Microsoft Exchange and Google Suite for Education for email service.
All faculty, staff, and students associated with Texas Woman's University must have a Pioneer Portal account. This account is the key to unlocking several information pages that are found only on TWU's Intranet (Portal).
SAS (Statistical Analysis System) is an integrated system of business software products that allows users to perform statistical analysis, forecasting, quality improvement and more. Coursework assistance is managed by the Center for Research Design and Analysis. Contact information is available: https://twu.edu/center-for-research-design-and-...
Use of a “virtual private network” application creates a secure, encrypted communication channel over the Internet that effectively connects the user’s computer directly to the TWU network.
Use this form to request assistance with the following:
- Student set-up
- Prospective employee travel reimbursement
- Supplier questions
- Finding a supplier
Sometimes off-the-shelf software cannot meet the unique and complex requirements of a department, group, or business organization. TWU’s team of experienced developers and project coordinators can help, whether the need is a minor adjustment to existing software or the implementation of a major system.
Colleague is the software package that houses the University’s information in areas that include processing of student applications and registration, scheduling of classes, assisting in financial aid processing, processing of payment of tuition and fees, reporting grades and transcripts, and more.
Use this form to request support with a Purchase Order or Requisition.
WebAdvisor allows users to access a variety of university services. The set of services available to a user depends on the role(s) the user has within the university.
Client Services employs a dedicated team of technicians to ensure stable operation of all TWU computer labs and computer classrooms.
TWU’s RingCentral Unified Communications is maintained and supported by IT Solutions.
Shibboleth is the authentication system that enables access to web applications via single sign-on. Portal ID account holders use Shibboleth to gain access to these resources.
Use this form to submit questions related to purchasing, requisitions, or procurement processes.
Wireless network service enables a wireless enabled computer or devices such as laptops, iPhone, iPod Touch and Android devices to connect to the TWU network and internet without plugging into a network jack.
Convenient on-demand access to full-function laptop computers in the Student Union at Hubbard Hall and Blagg-Huey Library