Technology Fee
$50 per enrolled student per traditional term (Fall, Spring and Summer). Programs with non-traditional terms have program specific technology fees. Refunds will be assessed at same rate as the corresponding tuition refunds.
Identification Cards
An ID card is issued to each undergraduate and graduate student upon completion of the Lancaster Online Orientation. Replacement cards are made at the helpdesk for $15. Your EMU ID photo will be used for your EMU ID card, Moodle LMS photo and may also be used in the EMU web directory accessible only by current authenticated students and employees. You may request that it not be used for the EMU web directory by completing the Personal Information Update Form on myEMU (my.emu.edu).
Printing Services
A copier is available for student use, in the student resource area. The copier is also a network printer LANC_05.
The fees are as follows:
- Scanning: Free
- Color printing: 10 cents per page
- Printing or Copying: 5 cents per page
Telephone & Fax Service
The public use telephone located in the Café area gives access to local service – Dial 9 for outgoing line.
A plain-paper fax machine is available during regular hours. The main EMU at Lancaster fax number is 717-397-5281.
A cover sheet is recommended.
Prices are:
- No charge for local or 800 # faxes
- Long distance call faxes: $ 1.00 per page
- International faxes: $1.50 per page
- Prices are subject to change
Information Systems
Help Desk hours:
Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Phone: 540-432-HELP (4357)
Email: helpdesk@emu.edu
The Director of Operations is the on-site liaison for technology needs and provides limited helpdesk assistance. The Coordinator of IS User Services, Kyle Sellers, works Monday through Friday and is available afternoons and evenings when classes are in session.
Students expect a high level of access to computers, networks, and digital information as part of their university experience. EMU encourages that expectation and aspires that its graduates display a level of computer proficiency that will prepare them for graduate school or professional life. Students are encouraged to bring their own computer to ensure adequate access to computing services.
All Eastern Mennonite University students who are granted accounts to any EMU technology system(s) must read and periodically agree to the Technology Code of Responsibility for Students.
See Information Systems Policies
EMU at Lancaster provides a number of computers for student access. These are located in student library area, which is open to all students. These computers default printer is the copier [Lanc_05].
Wireless Access is available for all our students. You will need your Royals username and password to initiation and configure your access. Detailed instructions are available under the Network Services heading on helpZONE.
Direct Links to wireless instructions: