The technology needs of the College of Pharmacy range from multimedia classrooms and
conference rooms to a laptop initiative for all our students. We have a student computer lab and resources available for printing of research posters
for conferences.
Technology support is responsible for providing support for the following items:
ULM wireless access
ULM email
Computer lab printing
Software used by the College of Pharmacy
For further information regarding the College of Pharmacy technology area or to report
any problems, please contact: Marcia Wells, Technology. Manager, Phone: 318-342-1716.
To open a reporting ticket please call the ULM Office of Information Technology helpdesk
at 318-342-3333.
College of Pharmacy Technology Website
Computer Literacy
Social Media Policy
STAP Computer Lab Policy
Technological Ethical Expectations
The computer lab located in the College of Pharmacy is for student use. Computers
should be used solely for educational or related purposes. Students who use the computing
resources must be sensitive to issues pertaining to system security and confidentiality
of information. Student user accounts are generated automatically upon enrollment
in the University, and by using an account on University computer systems, the student
agrees to abide by the following statements:
• I will use the ULM facilities for University business only. I will not allow other
persons to use my account and acknowledge that providing other persons with access
in such a manner is considered a serious violation of my obligations.
• I understand that I have an obligation to protect University hardware, software,
and data. I will not attempt to gain access to accounts, data or systems for which
I have no authorization.
• I understand the University is co-owner of all files on the system and has all rights
to those files.
• I understand that any violation of these terms and conditions, abuse of equipment,
breach of security or use of systems to intimidate or harass others will result in
loss of privilege to use the system and that serious offenses will result in more
serious disciplinary action.
With the privilege of access to the ULM systems, comes a degree of standards for ethical
interaction. Some unacceptable uses, but not limited to, are as follows:
• Participating in activities that use excessive data storage or network bandwidth.
Initiation or propagation of chain letters or mass emails (spamming) are not acceptable.
Continual use of Internet based radio and or access to video feeds are a drain on
bandwidth and therefore not appropriate.
• Sending harassing, threatening, or abusive email.
• Intentionally introducing, creating, or propagating disruptive code into the system
(worms, viruses, Trojans, etc.)
• Interfering with another user’s legitimate use of services.
• Use University computer resources for personal profit.
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