Information Technology

The St. John's School of Law Information Technology Department

The St. John's Law Information Technology (IT) department provides systems and technology support to our students, faculty, and administrators. Our staff is committed to providing outstanding service, and continues to evaluate new products and services that enhance the Law School's educational environment.

For Help, please visit St. John's IT support website, where you will find articles addressing common IT problems. If you can't resolve the problem yourself, you can create an IT help desk ticket to get further assistance.

Contact Information:

Information Technology office -Room 1-06 within the library.

Phone: 718-990-1430
Email: [email protected]

Business Hours: 
Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 

Summer Hours: 
Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Please be aware that IT support is limited during University Holidays.

Technology Services -Overview

Available technology services at St. John's School of Law :

  • WiiFi Access to SJUMobile
  • Network printer access 
  • Client and web based e-mail 
  • Computer lab exclusively for the School of Law students 
  • Technical consulting services on laptops for students
  • Students software support.

As a member of the St. John's Community, you have access to University technology services. Information Technology is working hard to consolidate the usernames and passwords used to access these technology services (e.g., email, UIS, Canvas, etc.) using a new Single Sign-On system. 

For Step-By-Step directions on logging in to your account for the first time, please review: Sign-On Portal Instructions 

For answers to Frequently Asked Questions: I need help with the Sign-On Portal

Students can print via WEPA print kiosks located in several locations on the Queens, Staten Island, and Manhattan campuses. There are two kiosks located in the Law School.

One outside the library entrance on the first floor and one on the ground floor, Cafeteria.

Click here for WEPA printing directions.

 

 

 

The St. John’s University StormCard provides students with visual identification. It also allows students to set up debit accounts for purchases at vending machines (snack and soda machines, photocopiers, computer lab printers and laundry facilities, etc.) and to make purchases at any of the University dining facilities and bookstore. The StormCard also has the ability to provide access to campus buildings and parking facilities.

Please be mindful that the StormCard is mandatory, every St. John's student must carry it on campus at all times.

The StormCard Office is located at Public Safety and is open:
Monday, Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Questions?
StormCard Office
718-990-6257

The School of Law Information Technology department currently supports the following operating systems and applications:

  • Windows 10
  • MAC OS X 
  • Microsoft Office 365
  • Examplify Testing Application
  • WebEx

The School of Law Information Technology department (IT) will support all computers and printers that are purchased and distributed by IT.  The IT department will not provide hardware support for personal laptops or home computers. As a courtesy, we will assist with diagnostics.

Please be sure to backup any important documents you may have on your computer before requesting service. The St. John's School of Law IT department cannot be responsible for any data loss that may occur while servicing your computer.

For computer access in the lab,  Use the same credentials you use for https://signon.stjohns.edu

If you haven't logged into Signon for the first time yet, follow these instructions: https://ithelp.stjohns.edu/support/solutions/articles/16000010232

 

St. John's University, New York (the "University") through the Department of Information Technology (IT), provides an array of computing resources to support the instructional, research and administrative functions of the University, including computing equipment, laptop computers distributed pursuant to the University's Academic Computing Initiative, networks (via wireless and wired access), internet access, computers, terminals, communications networks, printers, software, data files and other relating computing equipment ("Computing Resources"). Agreement and adherence to the following policies is a mandatory prerequisite to use of the Computing Resources and your use of Computing Resources constitutes your agreement to be bound by the policies.

Since rapid change is inherent to computing and information networks, the University reserves the right to modify these policies at any time, except for Academic Computing Initiative policies related to material terms and conditions of ownership, possession and use of University provided laptop computers which policies may be altered only with respect to new recipients of laptop computers. Although the University will make reasonable efforts to announce changes to policies, it is the user's personal responsibility to remain informed of the current policies by periodically checking this Handbook.

Click Hear to view the full computer usage policy.