Graduating Students
Post Graduation Account Expiration | Post Graduation E-mail Forwarding Service
Post Graduation Account Expiration
If
you are a student, access to discussion boards, e-mail, vpn, printing,
and community restricted web sites expires at the begriming of the
semester after your graduation. For example, if you graduate in
May, your account will expire at the start of the Fall semester.
LIT will not extend your expiration date except for one of two reasons:
You have been accepted at UH Law Center for further studies and can provide a copy of your new ID card, or your new end date can be verified in the University student database. You have been accepted at UH Law Center as staff/faculty and can provide a copy of your new ID card, or your new end date can be verified in the University employee database.
If you are eligible for an extension for either of these reasons, bring the required documentation to the help desk in the lower level of Law Center for assistance.
If you believe that the expiration date is incorrect, you must contact the Registrar's Office (students), Human Resources (staff), or Office of Academic Affairs (faculty) to have it changed. Expiration dates are calculated based on data received from these offices. If you ignore the warnings and your account is deleted, LIT cannot guarantee that your account can be re-created with the same username or that your data can be restored.
Post Graduation E-mail Forwarding Service
The UH provides an e-mail forwarding service available to all alumni of UH. For complete details and instructions on using the forwarding service, please visit this webpage.
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