The affiliate status is required at UND for people working with UND personnel who need network, email access, or other account access, This includes all employed students that leave the University, as employed students have all account, including email accounts, removed automatically when terminated. By having the affiliate status approved ahead of time, employed students will not have email and other accounts suspended upon termination. Retraining email account access was tested in August/September 2024 with Nicholas Camp affiliate status request/approval and then termination.

The online Affiliate Access Request Form needs to be completed. The Affiliate Access Request Form Instructions are confusing. There are four people required for the form.

Here is information for David Delene to request access for Kendra Sand who complete Master Degree in Fall of 2024 in the department of Atmospheric Science, the people would be:

Sponsoring Department/Program/Unit Matt Gilmore

Person requesting access to UND facilities/systems Kendra Sand

Department/Program Unit Affiliate Contact David Delene

Vice President or Designee Heather Wages heather.wages@UND.edu

Reason for request: Continuing to work on research together, including a peer-review paper.

Affiliation Dates 01/01/2025 to 01/01/2099

Indicate which services the affiliate will utilizing Network Email

Contact Name David Delene

ID 0602145

Department Number 2210

After completing the form, the affiliate needs to complete the rest.

Here is information for David Delene to request access for Dr. YoungSuk Oh in the department of Atmospheric Science, the people would be:

Sponsoring Department/Program/Unit: Matt Gilmore

Person requesting access to UND facilities/systems: Dr. YoungSuk Oh

Department/Program Unit Affiliate Contact: David Delene

Vice President or Designee: Heather Wages heather.wages@UND.edu

Submitted a request using the above information for Dr. YoungSuk Oh.

The form itself is currently wrong in requiring three signatures as the policy only requires two. Hence, the requester should sign the first two signatures and have the department head sign the third items. This method was approved for Nicholas Camp.