What’s happening on and around the EC campus:
Staff News and Updates
HOLIDAY HOURS 2018/2019
EC Lands’ End Apparel Store
Employees, alumni and friends of the college have a one-stop-shop for their professional EC apparel: the established and known-for-quality brand Lands’ End.
The EC Lands’ End Store allows for each shopper to make their apparel selections to fit their personal preferences (shapes, sizes, colors, fabrics) and still have official Eureka logos included. Three EC logos are available for selection: 1. The EC Wordmark, 2. The EC Shield, and 3. The Athletics EC and Red Devils.
Access the EC Lands’ End Store online today to customize your EC gear.
SonisWeb – Problems logging into your account
If you are unable to log into your SonisWeb account you will need to clear your Browser’s Cache.
Please remember that SonisWeb is designed for use in Firefox or Internet Explorer. Logging in from other browsers e.g. Chrome or your phone may not work as expected on all pages.
What books would you recommend?
Melick Library would like to know more about important books you have read in your life. Send us your recommendations and we will create displays on bulletin boards outside either entrance to the Gammon Room over the next few months. Thanks in advance for your participation!
Helpful Links
Need to get connected or have IT related questions?
Visit IT Services (requires Google login)
Submit an idea to the IT Advisory Committee
Maintenance
Experiencing problems? Need to report a situation on campus?
Use the work order web page to report your situation. Or email the maintenance department.
Event Scheduling
Faculty and staff are now able to make an event booking in Midas.
Follow this guide to making event bookings in Midas.
Website Maintenance
Use the website style guide to maintain consistency.
Retention Alert Form
The Retention & Persistence Committee invites you to begin using this Retention Alert Form to communicate your retention concerns about students.
Only a user logged into our domain (eureka.edu) can submit an alert via this form. Once the form is submitted, the user receives a verification email back, including a summary of their responses.
The responses are automatically logged into a Google Doc spreadsheet, which only the members of the Retention & Persistence Committee can access. In addition to the responses, the spreadsheet also logs the timestamp of the submission, and the domain username (email address) of the person submitting the form. Members of the committee get an email alert the moment a new submission is made.
We want your feedback about this new method for reporting your retention concerns about students. Email or call Kendi Onnen (x6303) with any questions or ideas about this system.