- How do I find out what my @rochester.edu alias is?
- How do I change my @rochester.edu alias?
- What if I have a nickname?
- What if I have a space or suffix in my name?
- What if I have a hyphen or apostrophe in my name?
- How long does it take to change my alias?
- How do I decide what address people see in the online directory?
- Why does the @rochester.edu alias system generate addresses that I don't want it to?
How do I find out what my @rochester.edu alias is?
Once an @rochester.edu alias is created for you, you will receive a confirmation email with your new @rochester.edu alias. You can also use the online directory to look up your alias.
How do I change my @rochester.edu alias?
Log in to the @rochester.edu alias system, then choose another alias from the list of options.
What if I have a nickname?
Your alias options are based on your name as it appears in the online directory. If your nickname is listed in the directory, it will be used to generate your alias.
What if I have a space or suffix in my name?
Spaces are removed from names, but suffixes are retained. If your name is Michael Van Arsdale, your alias might be Michael.VanArsdale@rochester.edu. If your name is John Doe Jr., your alias might be John.DoeJr@rochester.edu. The exact address will depend on the number of people who are (or have been) at the University with your name.
What if I have a hyphen or apostrophe in my name?
Hyphens and apostrophes are retained and will be included in your alias.
How do I decide what address people see in the online directory?
If you opt to use an @rochester.edu alias, the alias is considered your preferred email address and will be displayed in the online directory.
Why does the @rochester.edu alias system generate addresses that I don't want it to?
The @rochester.edu alias system pulls information from the Human Resources databases. If your @rochester.edu information is incorrect, contact your department’s Human Resources representative.