What is my new e-mail address?
For undergraduates, graduate and continuing studies students; it should take the form of username@hawks.rwu.edu. For law students, it should be username@barrister.rwu.edu. For Alumni it should be username@alumni.rwu.edu
But when I visit the Gmail at RWU sign-in page, I see that it says “g.rwu.edu” after my username. What’s this?
Technically, all user e-mail addresses contain the suffix “g.rwu.edu.” Yet the University has established the “hawks.rwu.edu” and “barrister.rwu.edu” suffixes so that users may retain their old e-mail addresses. You can, in fact, receive e-mail at username@g.rwu.edu should you wish to. And when you send mail to recipients, they will likely view your address as username@g.rwu.edu.
Think of it this way — the two variations of your e-mail address are completely interchangeable. You can send a single e-mail to username@hawks.rwu.edu and username@g.rwu.edu, and both will arrive in your inbox.
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Gmail Account FAQs
Gmail Account FAQs Table of Contents What is My New E-mail Address But when I visit the Gmail at RWU sign-in page, I see that it says “g.rwu.edu” after my username. What’s this? How do I Access Gmail at RWU? What's My Username for Gmail at RWU? What's My Password for Gmail at RWU? Can I Change my Password? Why Gmail at RWU? What is Google Apps? Where Can I Go For More Information? What is My New E-mail Address For undergraduates, graduate and continuing studies students; it should take the form of username@hawks.rwu.edu. For law students, it should be username@barrister.rwu.edu. For Alumni it should be username@alumni.rwu.edu But when I visit the Gmail at RWU sign-in page, I see that it says “g.rwu.edu” after my username. What’s this? Technically, all user e-mail addresses contain the suffix “g.rwu.edu.” Yet the University has established the “hawks.rwu.edu” and “barrister.rwu.edu” suffixes so that users may retain their old e-mail addresses. You can, in fact, receive e-mail at username@g.rwu.edu should you wish to. And when you send mail to recipients, they will likely view your address as username@g.rwu.edu. Think of it this way — the two variations of your e-mail address are completely interchangeable. You can send a single e-mail to username@hawks.rwu.edu and username@g.rwu.edu, and both will arrive in your inbox. How do I Access Gmail at RWU? Visit http://gmail.rwu.edu and click the “sign-in” link. RWU Student Login Information RWU Student Password Reset What's My Username for Gmail at RWU? Your username takes the form of your first initial followed by your last name followed by three numbers. (Example jsmith123.) What's My Password for Gmail at RWU? Upon initial login to the Gmail system, enter your temporary password. This is the first initial of your first name, the first initial of your last name, the last four digits of your Social Security Number (if you have one) followed by RWU. You will be prompted to create a new password upon initial log-in. (Example: js1234RWU.) If you do not have a SSN, please contact the RWU media•tech support desk at x6363 for assistance. Can I Change my Password? Yes. You will be prompted to create a new password upon initial log-in. And you can change your password at any point you like by visiting the “Settings” link within the Gmail system. Why Gmail at RWU? A number of reasons: Users gain access to the familiar Gmail system. Users each get 15 gigabytes of e-mail storage. No more worries about having to delete e-mail. Instant messaging from right within your mailbox. Google Calendar to schedule meetings, create events and share calendars with others. Google Docs to create and share documents, spreadsheets and presentations online. Google Sites to create personal webpages. Google Video to upload and share your videos. Your own personalized Start Page, where you can access all these services. Access to your information from anywhere with an Internet connection. You can also access your e-mail with a mobile device. What is Google Apps? Google Apps is a package of online applications that makes communicating and collaborating at school easier and more efficient. The cornerstone of Google Apps is Gmail, Google’s web-based e-mail program, which integrates with Google Docs, for creating and sharing documents, and Google Calendar, for coordinating schedules. All of these services are hosted online, so e-mail, documents and calendars are always accessible from any computer. Where Can I Go For More Information? Learn more about Gmail and the Google Apps suite by visiting the Google Apps Help Center. Or, watch any of these video presentations below: Gmail Calendar Meet Docs Mobile Setup Sites
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Gmail: setting up Multifactor Authentication (MFA/2FA)
Quick Links Setup 2FA/MFA through a Web Browser: Setup 2FA/MFA through the IOS Gmail or Google App: Setup 2FA/MFA through a Web Browser: 1) Sign into your student Google account if you are not already. 2) Once signed in, navigate to Multifactor Authentication enrollment by going to https://myaccount.google.com/ then selecting Security then 2-Step Verification. 3) Select Get Started then login, if prompted. 4) Specify how you would like to receive your verification code when logging in. If you are signed into your student Google account on either the mobile Gmail or Google app your device should show These devices can get prompts. If you are not signed into the Gmail or Google app you will be prompted to enter a phone number where you would like to receive your verification code as well as your preference of Text Message or Phone Call then select Next or Continue. 5) If you selected Device Prompts you will be prompted to enter a backup option. Enter a Phone Number then select either Text Message or Phone Call then Send. If you decided to receive your verification codes via Text Message or Phone Call in the previous step, skip this step. 6) Enter the Verification Code that was just texted to you. If you selected the Phone Call option, wait for a call and then enter the code it tells you then select Next. 7) Select TURN ON and you have successfully enabled Multi Factor Authentication. Setup 2FA/MFA through the IOS Gmail or Google App: 1) Open your Gmail or Google app. Select your Profile Picture in the top right. Add your RWU student account if not already added by selecting Add Another Account. If your school account is not on top, select your school account to sign into the account then select your Profile Picture again. Select Manage your Google Account. 2 ) Select Security then 2-Step Verification. 3) Select Get Started. 4) Sign In to your account if promoted. 5) Select Continue. 6) Enter a phone number and how you would like to receive your verification code as a backup option then select Send. 7) Enter the Verification Code that was just texted to you. If you selected the Phone Call option, wait for a call and then enter the code it tells you then select Next. 8) Select TURN ON and you have successfully enabled Multi Factor Authentication
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Transfer Google Content Instructions
If you are looking for a way to transfer your Google content to another Google account, please use the instructions below. 1. Go to https://accounts.google.com to create a free Google account if you do not already have one. 2. In your browser, log out of any/all Google accounts and close browser. 3. Go to https://takeout.google.com/transfer and login to your RWU Google Account. 4. Click Start Transfer 5. Type your personal Gmail address into the destination account field then click Send Code. Keep browser window or tab open. 6. Login to your personal Gmail account. Open the Verify your Account email, click Get Confirmation Code, copy the revealed code, then return to the Transfer your content windows/tab. 7. Paste the code into the Verify your destination account section and click Verify 8. Make sure Drive and Gmail are selected (they are by default) and click Start Transfer. 9. Login to your RWU Google account when prompted. 10. If done correctly you should see this verification saying the transfer has been scheduled. 11. Once you have verified that the transfer is complete, remove the duplicated files from your RWU Google account to decrease the RWU Google account storage.