Augusta University has updated its email access policy — here’s how former employees can stay in touch
Former employees are encouraged to stay in touch with the university via newsletters like Jagwire Weekly and Jagwire Events Weekly.
The Division of Information Technology is the backbone of Augusta University. IT manages all Augusta University systems, networks, data, and applications while safeguarding our digital information.
Our goal is to provide innovative, robust, and secure services that educate and inspire students, empower clinicians, educators, researchers, and administrators, and ultimately advance learning, discovery, and care.
Under the leadership of Chief Information Officer Dr. Michael Casdorph, Information Technology strives to provide stable, reliable, and secure IT access for students, faculty, staff, clinicians, patients, researchers, and visitors. As the central IT service provider for Augusta University and many of AU Health's IT services, IT is responsible for Augusta University's most critical IT resources including the wired and wireless network; email, telephone, and online collaboration services; information security; software licensing; and a host of other systems and applications.
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Former employees are encouraged to stay in touch with the university via newsletters like Jagwire Weekly and Jagwire Events Weekly.
As part of ongoing efforts to protect digital identities and Augusta University data, the Division of Information Technology, following guidelines and security protocols of the University System of Georgia and Augusta University, will enable multi-factor authentication on all AU-owned devices.
The High-Performance Computing Services Core is a joint university research initiative, supported by Augusta University’s Division of Information Technology and the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences.
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