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Transcript Request allows students and alumni of Loyola University Chicago to obtain their academic transcripts. Current students can request electronic transcripts through LOCUS, while former students have ordering options based on their attendance dates. Users can expect a process tailored to their student status for accessing official records.
Egencia is a travel booking platform for Loyola University Chicago faculty and staff, offering an online booking tool and agent-assisted support for University-sponsored travel. It is recommended for its enhanced benefits and customer support.
Loyola Secure Access (LSA) is a VPN service that provides users with secure, reliable access to campus network resources from any location, whether working remotely or on campus.
UKG Ready is a time and attendance system used by Loyola University for managing employee time cards. Staff, faculty, and supervisors can track and approve work hours, request time off, and process bi-weekly payroll accurately and on time.
LOCUS (Loyola's Online Connection to University Services) is the central hub for students, faculty, and staff to access academic records, financial data, and personal information. Faculty can manage courses and grades, while students can enroll in classes and track their academic progress.
Maxon One is a subscription bundle of creative software, including Cinema 4D, Redshift, Red Giant, and Maxon Studio, that allows University Media Production to support advanced video production, motion graphics, visual effects, and animation workflows.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a security measure implemented by ITS to protect personal information, intellectual property, and university data. It combines your LUC UVID and password with an additional method, such as the Microsoft Authenticator app or a text message code, to verify identity. Users can expect an extra layer of protection that prevents unauthorized access, even if their password is compromised.
myLUMEN provides SSOM medical students access to resources such as online exams, course evaluations, student log reports, portfolios, and grades, using LUC or Trinity credentials to log in.
AssureSign is an electronic signature solution provided by Loyola University Chicago for securely signing and managing documents online. It enables users to sign forms, contracts, and other documents remotely, streamlining workflows and ensuring fast turnaround times for approvals.
Raptor is an AI-powered transcript management and data extraction tool, developed by SmartPanda, that allows institutions to automate the extraction, verification, and organization of academic transcript data.
Loyola's Network Drive is a secure, centralized storage service used by faculty, staff, and authorized students for file sharing and collaborative access across the network. Users can expect on-campus and off-campus access, with remote connections available through the Loyola Secure Access (LSA) VPN via GlobalProtect.
The WEX Health Portal is used to manage Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) for Loyola University Chicago employees, including FSA Health Care, FSA Dependent Care, and Transit accounts. Powered by WEX and integrated with Salesforce technology, it provides a streamlined experience for managing benefits, reimbursements, and participant support.
Security IQ is a security awareness training platform that provides interactive modules, phishing simulations, and ongoing assessments to help Loyola users recognize and respond to cyber threats and protect sensitive university data.
Cisco DNA Center (DNAC) is a network management appliance that allows ITS to centrally manage, monitor, and optimize wireless access points and network infrastructure. It provides advanced visibility, automation, and analytics to ensure reliable connectivity and streamlined network operations.
The Loyola Wide Area Network (WAN) connects Local Area Networks (LANs) across campuses, research centers, and remote sites, ensuring reliable access to resources and enabling seamless communication and collaboration.
Minitab is a statistical software application for data analysis, visualization, and quality improvement, provided by Loyola through a named user license for on-campus or remote use by faculty, students, and researchers.
A Network Data Jack is a physical interface used to connect network cables to networking hardware like switches or routers, providing wired connectivity in offices, data centers, and other spaces that require reliable network access.
Inceptia, a nonprofit division of the National Student Loan Program (NSLP), provides financial aid management, student loan support, and financial education solutions that allow colleges and universities to improve student outcomes and support responsible borrowing and repayment.
IBM SPSS Modeler is a data mining and text analytics software application that assists in predictive analytics, allowing users to create, evaluate, and deploy predictive models for data-driven decision-making.
The Loyola University Chicago website (luc.edu) is the university's primary online resource. It is used to share information about programs, services, campus news, and events. Users can expect easy access to academic resources and administrative services that support students, faculty, staff, and visitors.
LUMEN is a legacy content delivery system for medical students at Loyola University Chicago's Stritch School of Medicine, organizing course resources, calendars, and schedules as a supplemental tool linked to each course/clerkship Sakai site.
Pathlock is a security and compliance solution implemented by ITS to protect university systems, sensitive data, and critical business processes. It enforces role-based controls, monitors user activity, and identifies risks such as segregation of duties (SoD) conflicts. Users can expect stronger access security and support for institutional compliance requirements.
Parchment eTranscripts is a secure, cloud-based platform that allows K-12 schools, colleges, and universities to exchange academic transcripts digitally, enabling fast, reliable, and compliant delivery between institutions and to students.
PNC Consent is a secure platform that allows institutions to store signed consent documents within a student's health record, ensuring records are safely maintained, easily accessible, and compliant with privacy regulations.
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