A UW NetID (with password) is your personal lifelong identification for using UW and UWAA online resources. If you are an alumnus or UWAA member, get one today. (See FAQ for UW NetID eligibility notes.)

If you have a UW NetID, you can do this now. This is where you manage your email account settings, set up secret password questions, change your password (if you've set up secret password questions), and see how much disk space you are using on UW servers.

Most UW alumni and alumni association members are eligible for e-mail and some computing services from the University of Washington. Sign up and get answers to your questions here.

Use the online alumni directory to update your own alumni record, search for your friends and classmates (UWAA membership required), and adjust your settings to display or withhold your own contact information.

Career Connections is a searchable worldwide network of more than 4,700 UW alumni and friends offering networking referrals and information about their career field and geographic area.

If you've moved, help us keep our records current by letting us know your new address and your e-mail address.

In the spirit of the "Endless Campus," check out our growing library of audio and video feeds of fascinating lectures by renowned UW faculty. Topics range from science to history to jazz and more.

Create your own personal portal to UW on the Web. If you have a UW NetID, you can log on now, or you can check out MyUW features by logging on as a guest.

Former students and alumni who attended classes in 1983 or later can order official and unofficial transcripts online. You will need a UW NetID to do this.

UW can be your ISP. Augment your free UW email service with additional storage space, Web publishing capability and dial-up modem access.

Send an electronic postcard with a scene from a UW campus to your friends. This free service is available via MyUW and requires a UW NetID.