Email Deactivation
Your JCCC student email account and MyJCCC log in will be deactivated 2 years after the last credit semester you attend.
This includes:
- The @stumail.jccc.edu Google account, including ALL Google applications
- Drive files: DOCs, spreadsheets, presentations, PowerPoints
- Office files, including shared and team PowerPoints
- Google Photos, Groups and Sites
- All emails, including any attached files
- The @stumail.jccc.edu Office 365 (O365) account
- All Microsoft One Drive files
- MyJCCC account, including access to:
- Unofficial student transcripts (you may still request official transcripts)
- Course registration (if you wish to take credit courses after deactivation, you'll need to reapply for admission)
- Canvas account, including access to:
- Course assignments and grades
- Course learning files
- Canvas pages
Students with active accounts are responsible for keeping their log-in and password information updated in accordance with operating procedures. Log-in information should be kept private to protect the security of the account.
Setting Up Stumail
JCCC provides every enrolled credit student with a JCCC student email account — called "stumail." This account is separate from any messages you send or receive as part of your coursework in Canvas.
First-time users must activate their account.
Setup/Reset Your Stumail Password
While you are not required to use your stumail for outbound correspondence, your stumail account is the College's primary communication tool to its students. It's where you receive important reminders, notices and other information from JCCC regarding your enrollment and time as a student here.
A few tips:
- Check your stumail mailbox through MyJCCC or forward your JCCC student email to a personal email account you check often.
- Login with your full student email address: username@stumail.jccc.edu. If you have a personal Gmail account, you may need to first logout and/or select "Add an account." Your stumail account is separate from any existing Google or Gmail account you might have.
- Students will lose access to your stumail account two years after leaving JCCC. For this reason, we recommend using a more permanent personal email account for non-JCCC purposes.
- You can send and receive email messages up to 20 MB in size, including attachments.
- Remember to log out after using your email.
Google Apps Accessibility for Students with Disabilities
Google's email service is available in a basic HTML format that includes shortcut keys and should be compatible with some screen readers.