Congratulations on your upcoming retirement! We know you've made all the necessary arrangements with the appropriate offices, but you may be wondering what IT services you will still have access to once you're retired. The below information should help understand which services will be available to you upon your retirement.
| Service | Available upon retirement? |
|---|---|
| Texas State E-Mail Account (upon request) | Yes* |
| Research Computing | No |
| Texas State NetID (upon request) | Yes |
| Microsoft 365 Online Platform | Yes** |
| Access to Secure TXST-Bobcats Wireless Network | Yes |
| Access to unsecure, open TXST-Visitor Wireless Network | Yes |
| Access to Eduroam When Visiting Other Participating Campuses | No |
| Access to the Virtual Private Network (VPN) | No |
| Access to Personal Hardware Purchases | Yes |
| Access to Service Center for Personally Owned Computers (hardware repairs for a fee) | Yes |
| Access to ITAC Help Desk | Yes |
| Access to DUO Multi-Factor Authentication | Yes |
| Access to Canvas | Yes |
| Access to Adobe Sign | No |
| Access to Adobe Creative Cloud | No |
| Access to SPSS | No |
| Access to LastPass | Yes*** |
| Appear in Texas State People Search | Yes |
| Included in University Distribution Lists | Yes |
* Retiree email accounts which are not accessed for more than 180 days are considered inactive and will be deactivated per UPPS 04.01.12.
** Retirees will have access to the online versions of Microsoft 365 tool, but will not have access to desktop versions of Microsoft tools.
*** Premium personal account access as long as Texas State email address is active.