When you become a UCSF student, you receive a UCSF e-mail account, which we use to communicate with you about official school matters. These topics discuss responsibilities and common tasks related to e-mail at UCSF.
E-mail Services
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LISTSERV Mailing Lists
Learn about LISTSERV, a system which enables you to send e-mail to multiple recipients using a single e-mail address.
Set or Remove a Vacation Notice
If you expect that you won't be checking your e-mail for a while, set up a vacation notice (aka Out of Office Notice) to automatically let others know you're away.
Change Your Password
Learn how to change your e-mail password to something that you can remember easily or if you suspect someone may have gained access to your password.
Using an External E-mail Account
Learn about using an external e-mail account to read your UCSF e-mail messages.
Go To: Computer Services
Getting Started
New to UCSF e-mail? Start here:
- E-mail Policy - Your responsibilities which ensure the safety and reliability of our network and keep the University in line with federal regulations.
- Set Up E-mail - Instructions for Outlook, Outlook Web App, and Entourage.
- Configure E-mail - Some helpful configuration settings.
- Use E-mail
Resolve Problems
- Mailbox too full
- Trouble changing password
- Lost or forgotten password
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Resolve spam problems
- I'm getting too much spam.
- Legitimate messages aren't going into my inbox.
- Attachments are missing
- Unable to send attachments
- Message is undeliverable
Graduating?
Most students can continue using UCSF e-mail 6 months after their official graduation date. For details, see E-mail in the Graduation section. Will you have a new affiliation with UCSF after you graduate? See Continuing at UCSF.
