How
to set up your USAO Alumni email account:
Once you graduate from USAO, you can request a free & permanent USAO alumni email address!
The format that USAO uses for naming the alumni email addresses is very simple. Basically, it’s the word “alum” followed by your first name and last name, which in turn is followed by “@usao.edu”. So, for example, if your name is John Smith, then your email address would be alumjohnsmith@usao.edu. Depending on the length of your full name, there might be times when we truncate your username (for the sake of brevity) to just the first initial of your first name followed by your last name (e.g. Zacharia McLanahan's email address would be alumzmclanahan@usao.edu instead of alumzachariamclanahan@usao.edu).
Your password is assigned to you upon request, otherwise a temporary password will be given to you and you can change it yourself anytime (see below).
Changing your email account password:
If you would like to change your email account password, you can do so at any
time by going to:
https://www.onenet.net/password
To check your email,
go to http://webmail.usao.edu,
OR go to the main USAO page (http://www.usao.edu)
and click on the Webmail link near the top part of the page in the middle.
Once there, you can
log in to your account with your username and password, and send & receive email
using your USAO email address.
So what do you do to get your USAO alumni email account?
Please come by Information Services in Austin Hall (Room 113) and
talk to any one of the staff there to set up your USAO alumni email account. They will be more than happy to help you. Alternatively,
you can also email ithelp@usao.edu to
request for an alumni email account.
Alternatively you can also email Julie Bohannon (jbohannon@usao.edu) to request an alumni email address.
And lastly, please check
out the USAO Information Services page (http://www.usao.edu/infoservices)
which has:
 | virus removal information |
| convenient link to change your USAO email account password |
| contact information for Information Services staff |
| And lots of other goodies! |
Related article:
How to set up
Microsoft Outlook to access your USAO e-mail account