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Request help with macOS or with software related to or provided through DExC for students.
Emergency phones, or blue-light phones, are scattered across campus and are available for use by anyone walking by needing assistance.
Request information from IT about generative AI or let IT know if you have procured or plan on procuring access to an AI tool.
Request support, report a bug, or request access (coming soon) to Amplify AI
Request assistance with PaperCut or with general printing services.
Request card access and/or keys for an individual or group.
Request service for a physical printer such as reporting an issue, moving, adding, or removing one from use.
Let IT know if you have a bad or broken network port in your residence or office.
Provide information to Information Technology when looking to hire a new employee
Green-stripe phones are analogue telephones located in multiple locations in each building that are designed to function in the case of a network outage or power failure. Green stripe phones are not the same as emergency, blue-light phones.
Bowdoin has a large range of software titles available to faculty and staff that can be used for anything from office productivity to research. You can request an installation of a software title from here.
Notify Network Operations to perform "dig safe" discovery and marking of network utilities before construction or digging begins.
Office technology moves are quite common across campus, especially at the end of each semester. Learn more about the services offered and request workstation setup from here. Please note that a work order to Facilities Management must be placed to physically move your equipment from one office to another.