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UGAMail
Is that email legit? UGA never sends emails asking for your MyID password or other
sensitive information. Protect yourself from phishing scams.
Off-campus? You'll need ArchPass to log in.
Coming Soon: G Suite at UGA
Starting this month, access Google tools with your UGA MyID. Collaborate with colleagues and classmates using Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets and Google Slides. Faculty and staff gain access November 16, students gain access November 30. Learn more at google.uga.edu.
Technology Tools for Social Distancing
We've compiled a list of services to assist students, faculty and staff in teaching, learning, and working while practicing good social distancing, including Zoom, eLC, the UGA Mobile App, DawgCheck, UGA's COVID-19 symptom reporting tool, and more! Visit our Business Continuity page here.
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Information & Announcements
Trouble Logging In? If you can access other MyID services but cannot access your UGAMail, please contact the EITS Help Desk at 706-542-3106.
Email Client Setup: Use Microsoft Outlook, the UGA mobile app or a web browser to check your UGAMail. Here's how to set up the UGAMail email client.
Never email a password or other sensitive information to messages that ask for such information. If you think you have sent sensitive information to a phishing scam, change your MyID password immediately at the MyID home page. For more details about phishing, see Phishing Awareness at UGA. If you must email or store sensitive information for an official reason, University of Georgia policy requires that it must be encrypted.