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Online Services for 'Ohana
‘Ohana is the Hawaiian word for "family". At the 东精影业, ‘Ohana refers to the the extended UH Community consisting of alumni, former faculty or staff, and former University department affiliates who were assigned a UH Username but no longer have an active affiliation with the University. The initial ITS services available to ‘Ohana include:
- Password Administration -- Password administration includes management of your secret questions and answer. You can fall back on these if they are wisely chosen to allow you to recover from losing/forgetting your password.
- Google@UH Services (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Sites, Groups) -- You can continue to access Google@UH, even after your active association with the University has ended. This includes the continued availability of all data stored in Google@UH services, such as email messages and folders in Google@UH Gmail, data in Google@UH Drive, and sites in Google@UH Sites. POP and IMAP access to Google@UH Gmail will also continue.
- STAR -- The University STAR academic advising service allows most alumni to create information transcripts. Note that for official transcripts you still must contact the Registrar's Office.
- SECE (only for students who earned a degree from UH) -- The Student Employment website now lists full-time jobs, which are available to recent UH graduates.
- MyUH -- This academic portal contains links to many UH online services.
‘Ohana enrollment must be renewed annually. You will be sent a series of email reminders in advance of the annual renewal date. Regretfully, should you not renew on time, we will be unable to reestablish your 'Ohana credentials (username and password) and associated services. Any data associated with your UH Username that you manage/maintain yourself, including email, contacts, documents, and websites, will no longer be available.
Furthermore, 'Ohana users who exceed their Google@UH quota (7.5GB) may have their UH Usernames disabled. This will result in the loss of access to associated online services for 'Ohana and the loss of all data stored within their Google@UH account (including emails stored in Gmail, documents stored in Drive, calendar and contact data, etc.). See /askus/1891 for more information on the Google@UH storage policy for 'Ohana and for help with managing your storage.
ITS reminds our ‘Ohana users that continued access to UH Usernames and associated services are not an entitlement and are provided as a privilege. All services available via the UH Username are still governed by applicable UH policies and State laws, including 东精影业 Executive Policy E2.210 and Chapter 708, Hawaii Revised Statutes.
Former faculty, staff, and affiliates are further reminded that, pursuant to EP 2.210 Section III.E., your former employing unit/department can exercise authority over your UH Username and can request to have access to your UH Username revoked or have departmental data transferred from the account.
The specific resources described in this article are provided to 'Ohana users by ITS. Services offered by individual UH Campuses or departments may vary and are not managed or supported by ITS. Examples of such services may include .
Resources
Enrolling in ‘Ohana online services 'Ohana Google@UH Storage Policy and Quotas: /askus/1891
Password Administration:
Saving Email and Personal Webpages (Mac OS X):
Saving Email and Personal Webpages (Windows):
STAR:
SECE:
MyUH:
Resetting Your Password
Online Password Reset
If you remember your password but would like to change it, visit the page and select the One-Step Password Change link. You will be asked to input your old password and then a new password of your choice twice. If your new password meets our password requirements, your request should be processed and ready to use.
By File Drop
If you do not remember your password or it is not working, you may be able to set a new password over the Web. When your UH Username was activated, you were asked to select two questions and provide the answers to these two questions. If you know the answer to these two questions, you may visit the page and select the Forgot Your Password link to set a new password. The new password could take up to 5 minutes before it is ready to be used.
If you cannot reset your password online, you may file drop a request for a password reset. The request must include the following information:
- Full name (first, middle, last)
- 东精影业 Username
- 东精影业 Number or last four digits of SSN
- Month/day of date of birth (MM/DD)
- Your telephone number
- Your ticket number (contact the if you do not have a ticket number)
Please file drop the request to help@hawaii.edu. After your documents have been verified, ITS personnel will call you with the new password.
File Drop Video Tutorial
File Drop Procedures
- Visit /filedrop and enter your name and email address in the "Non-UH Users" section (as you cannot log into the UH Users section if you've forgotten your password).
- Enter help@hawaii.edu as the recipient.
- Check Require authentication; it is unchecked by default.
- In the comment section, include your name, reason for the request, and ticket number (contact the if you do not have a ticket number).
- The comment/description section should NOT include any personal identifying information such as UH number and MM/DD of date of birth.
- Click Proceed.
- Click Choose File, and navigate to the document you created containing the required information (listed above).
- If not included in the previous document, include a second file containing a scan/picture of your government issued photo ID.
- Click Start Upload.
Additional Assitance
If you have any questions, or run into any problems regarding your UH Account, feel free to call the ITS Help Desk at (808) 956-8883 or toll-free from neighbor islands at (800) 558-2669 for assistance.
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