University E-mail (TitanMail)

University Use of E-mail

E-mail is considered an official method for communicating with UW Oshkosh students (effective November 7, 2002). The University may send communications to students via e-mail, and students are therefore responsible for the consequences of not reading University-related communications sent to their official UW Oshkosh student e-mail account. It is recommended that students check their University e-mail account at least twice a week.

All graduate students, upon admission to a graduate program, are assigned a free UW Oshkosh student e-mail account.

Accessing University E-mail via TitanMail

• Go to the University’s homepage, www.uwosh.edu.

• Use the “Titan Services” drop-down menu on the top right of the page and click on the “TitanMail” link.

Logging in

• Your username will be the first five letters of your last name, the first letter of your first name, and the last two digits of your seven-digit student ID number. (Example: anderm89).

• As a first time user you must change your password before continuing. To do this, click the “change password” link on the login screen. Your default password is set to your seven-digit student ID number. 

• Once you’ve logged in, you will be able to view all of the e-mail messages that are in your “new mail” folder. Messages will remain in this folder until they are either deleted or moved into a different folder by the user.

Redirecting E-mail

Students may elect to redirect (autoforward) messages sent to their UW Oshkosh official student e-mail account to a non-University account (i.e. AOL, Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.). Having e-mail lost as a result of redirection does not absolve a student from the responsibilities associated with communication sent to his or her official e-mail account. The University is not responsible for the handling of e-mail by outside vendors or unofficial servers.

More Information:

• If you have difficulties logging in, please call the UW Oshkosh Academic Computing Help Desk at (920) 424-3020.

TitanWeb

How can I access Titan Web?

• Go to the University’s home page, www.uwosh.edu.

• Click on the "TitanWeb" link.

• Click the”Log On To TitanWeb” link.

What is my Login ID and Password? 

Login ID: Your login ID is your 7-digit Student ID Number (located on your admission evaluation and letter) preceded by the (CAPITAL) letter W (example: W1234567).

Password: Type your password in all CAPITAL LETTERS. Your initial password is the first two letters of your first name, the first two letters of your last name, followed by the last four digits of your Student ID Number (example: JODO4567).

The first time you access TitanWeb, it is strongly recommended that you change your password. If you decide to change your password, it must be a minimum of 6 characters long, include a number, and be in all CAPITAL LETTERS.

If you forget your password or have problems with the login, you can go to Dempsey 307 or call (920) 424-3020 for help.

What can I do with Titan Web?

Once you have successfully signed into TitanWeb, click on “SA Self Service”. You will then be given two options (Personal Portfolio or Learner Services). Listed below are the contents of these options:

Personal Portfolio includes tasks such as:

• Your address and phone number

• Your e-mail address

• Changing your password

• Your holds/service indicators

Learner Services includes:

• Course catalog (Bulletin)

• Schedule of classes (Timetable)

• Enrollment in a class/drop a class (not available for MPA students)

• Your class schedule

• Your grades

• Your unofficial transcript

If you have any problems navigating on TitanWeb after you have logged in, please call (920) 424-0303.

Additional Information:

• Titan Web is a secure website.

• Keep your Titan Web login and password private. Anyone with this information will be able to access your personal student data.

• Titan Web is available seven days a week, all times except: Monday–Friday: 4–7 a.m.

• There are tutorials and FAQ’s available online to help you navigate through Titan Web. The “HELP – How do I..?” link on the “Welcome to the New TitanWeb” page has information regarding how to navigate through the various pages of TitanWeb.