E-mail is official means of communication

to students and employees

 

 

            As a way to provide effective and timely delivery and to reduce costs, Brigham Young University-Idaho has made e-mail an official method of communication with students and employees.

            Students and employees are responsible to check their e-mail accounts frequently, says Russel Benedict, director of financial services.

            While certain information is still sent through ground mail, some official university notifications and information is only sent to students and employees through campus e-mail.

            “Most people like the convenience of using e-mail. E-mail makes information access easier and also makes it easier for people to respond," Benedict says.

            Part of that convenience comes from e-mails that have direct website links, giving students and employees the ability to respond automatically, whether it is paying a fee or responding to a question.

            Benedict suggests students check their accounts frequently and delete any unneeded messages because campus e-mail accounts that reach their storage limit will not accept incoming e-mail. An ideal way to monitor student email is through using the my.byui.edu website. If students have questions or problems with email, contact the Computer Helpdesk at 496-2361 or toll free at 1-866-237-5195.

            Currently three regular student e-mails are sent to all students each week. Monday’s e-mail contains information on student associations and societies, Tuesday’s e-mail on student activities and Wednesday’s e-mail contains other general information for students. 

            Employees receive email updates on a daily basis.

 

 

  


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