• The key to electronic communications at the Law Center is your Georgetown University Network (Net) ID.
• To determine what your Net ID is, open your Internet Browser and navigate to http://contact.georgetown.edu. Type your name in the Search field and click the Search button. A Directory page containing the Net IDs that match your search criteria will appear. Locate your name and your Net ID.
• If you cannot find your Net ID, please contact Melvinia Towns at 202-662-9050 or townsm@law.georgetown.edu.

Each time you power on your Law Center computer, you will need to log into the Law Center's network. To do this, you will need to use your NetID and your Law Center password. This password works for all Law Center applications: your computer login, LawMail and all Law Center restricted websites.

Your default Law Center password will be provided to you upon your arrival at the Law Center. Instructions for changing your Law Center password are located at http://www.law.georgetown.edu/ist/changing_your_password.htm. You have 72 hours to change your password.

Please be advised that your default Law Center password is separate from your default Employee Access+ password. To facilitate your computing experience at Georgetown, the IST Department recommends that you make your Law Center password the same as your Access+ password.

• More information on accessing and using the Law Center's network can be found at http://www.law.georgetown.edu/ist/faculty/gulcnet/index.htm.
• If you have any problems logging into your computer, please contact Barry Wileman at 202-662-9282 or wileman@law.georgeotwn.edu.
• Information on the Law Center’s supported software can be found at http://www.law.georgetown.edu/ist/Faculty/AvailableSupportedSoftware.htm.
• The installation or downloading of unsupported software is strictly prohibited.

The Law Center's email system is called LawMail. Your LawMail address is [your NetID]@law.georgetown.edu.

To log into LawMail, double-click on the Outlook icon located on your desktop. Specific instructions for using LawMail are located at http://www.law.georgetown.edu/ist/outlook/index.htm.

Employee Access+ allows you to access your employment information online. Information listed in Employee Access+ includes job and salary information, payroll data including tax information, a summary of your benefits and W-2 information. Address changes can also be made via Access+. To access Employee Access+, navigate to http://limited.georgetown.edu/access and enter your NetID and your Access+ password.

Please be advised that your default Access+ password is separate from your default Law Center password. To change your Access+ password, open your Internet browser, navigate to http://netid.georgetown.edu, click on the Change your NetID Password link, and follow the on-screen instructions. To facilitate your computing experience at Georgetown, the IST Department recommends that you make your Access+ password the same as your Law Center password.

Please contact Barry Wileman at 202-662-9282 or wileman@law.georgetown.edu if you do not have a Access+ password.

• Fulltime staff are assigned a personal phone number, voicemail box, long distance code and a shared fax number. You will also receive a telephone directory and instructions on how to use the phone system. You can access the online directory at http://contact.georgetown.edu.
• For information on how to use the Georgetown University Law Center phone system, open your Internet Browser and navigate to http://www.law.georgetown.edu/ist/ISTInformationforFacultyandStaff.htm.

• The Law Center follows Georgetown University's Computer Systems Acceptable Use Policy. That policy can be found at http://policies.georgetown.edu/31641.html.
• The Law Center follows Georgetown University's Copyright in the Information Age Policy. That policy can be found at http://www.georgetown.edu/policy/copyright.
• The IST Department does not work on computers that do not belong to the University. If you have a home computer and are in need of technical support, you need to contact your computer manufacturer or a local area service provider. A list of local area service providers can be found at http://www.law.georgetown.edu/ist/Faculty/FacStaffComputerRepairs.htm.

• If you have further questions, please visit the Faculty and Staff Section of the IST website, which is located at http://www.law.georgetown.edu/ist/ISTInformationforFacultyandStaff.htm. This page provides both technical information and technical assistance.
• The IST Helpdesk is the single point of contact where you can go for assistance with any computer problem. If the person who answers the call cannot resolve the problem, he or she will know the person who can. You can contact the Helpdesk at 202-662-9284 or helpdesk@law.georgetown.edu.
• Training is available for any of the available computer applications used at the Law Center. Public training sessions are posted at http://www.law.georgetown.edu/ist/public_classes/class_schedules.htm and announced via email. You can also contact Dianne Ferro, Assistant Director of Training, for one-on-one sessions at 202-662-9023 or dhf2@law.georgetown.edu.
• Computer-training classes are also available at Main Campus. You can browse Main Campus' offerings at http://uis.georgetown.edu/training.