Getting a Uniqname—
Conference Attendees and Summer Program Participants
Attendees Who Need a Uniqname
ITCS Accounts Office staff can create uniqnames for these people. Information about them is confined to the uniqname system and does not appear in any M-Pathways databases. The Accounts Office uses PNOA numbers (that begin with 999) for these instead of UMID numbers. These numbers are basically a flag that the data does not go into M-Pathways.
Attendees Who Need BCP Services But No Uniqname
Conference organizers can request a list of ID numbers and passwords instead of uniqnames for conference participants. These IDs can be tied to use of different Basic Computing Package (BCP) services. See ITCS Accounts Office Conference/Program Information for details.
