My Recently Visited Services

Banner, Argos, DegreeWorks, Workflow, Xtender, Custom Applications


my.newpaltz.edu is a portal through which users gain access to various self-service and administrative applications.


Report Issues relating to classroom technology and devices.


The associated support ticket form covers all types of Brightspace Support.
Note: Students will gain access to Brightspace courses one week before the first day of classes.


The University's main website, www.newpaltz.edu is managed by the Office of Communication and Marketing (OCM). OCM is charged with maintaining series of branded templates for the various schools and departments, maintaining and training users in the use of a content management system, and helping departments create new and updated websites within the newpaltz.edu domain.


Slate CRM access, reporting, and support


Request course changes or additions after schedule proof deadline


Information on the New Paltz VPN system


Request for new accounts, account changes, extension/reactivation of temporary accounts (for faculty, staff, and student employees), username changes, shared mailbox or mailing list requests, and Computer Science Linux Lab account requests, and guest account access.


Request an account for Overleaf Web App


The shell.newpaltz.edu server provides individuals with a place to host their webpage.


To grant or revoke card access for one or more users, or to change a building or interior space unlock schedule, Request must be made by an authorized user.


Add, change or cancel charitable payroll deductions


TerminalFour is the college's current content management system (CMS). Gaining access to this system allows department chairs/directors/secretaries to make content edits to their website directly.


Request AV Support, Loan AV Equipment, Request Lecture Capture Support, etc.


"Hawksites" is SUNY New Paltz's branded CampusPress (WordPress) multiuser web-platform.


Request a new Marketplace store to accept online payments


Request Supplies or Service for campus printers