Student Union - Student Group Resources

The mission of Student Union is to create a vibrant campus community by: advocating for the needs and interests of undergraduate students, developing and implementing both innovative and traditional programs, and allocating the student activity fee to unique and engaging activities, programs, and initiatives.

It is the vision of Student Union to responsibly serve and empower every undergraduate student to be a force for change and improvement while fostering and preserving tradition at Washington University in St. Louis.

Student Group Resources > Outlook Setup

Many student groups on campus prefer to use outside e-mail clients instead of webmail to view their e-mail. Since there has been some confusion on how to set Outlook up properly, here is a step-by-step guide for configuring Outlook 2003.

Open Outlook 2003.

On the file menu, click on "Tools" then on "E-Mail Accounts..."

A window should popup that says "E-Mail Accounts". Select "Add a new e-mail account" and then click "Next >".

Select "POP3" and then click "Next >".

In "Your Name", type the name of your student group (i.e. "Club Name").
In "E-Mail Address", type your e-mail (i.e. club@sugroups.wustl.edu).
In "User Name", type the first part of your e-mail (i.e. club).
In "Password", type the password given to you by SGAC. Also, make sure "Remember Password" is checked.
In "Incoming mail server (POP3)", type "sugroups.wustl.edu" (without the quotes).
In "Outgoing mail server (SMTP)", type "sugroups.wustl.edu" (without the quotes).
Click "Next >" and then "Finish".
Now click on "Send/Receive" in the toolbar and your e-mail should be downloaded to your computer.


	Upcoming Meetings Brittany Perez: President Jeff Nelson: Vice President of Administration Yewande Alimi: Vice President of Finance Neha Tibrewala: Vice President of Public Relations Grant Barbosa: Vice President of Programming Treasury Tuesday at 9:30 Simon Hall 110 Senate Wednesday at 9:15 Simon Hall 113 Constitutional Council Time: 4PM, Mondays OSA Conference Room Senior Class Council Time: 5:30PM, Tuesdays Village House Room 14 Junior Class Council Time: 7PM, Tuesdays Lopata Great Hall Sophomore Class Council Time: 3:30PM, Sundays Contact Pat Bookl Art School Council Time: 8PM, Mondays Ursa's Architecture School Council Time: 8PM, Givens Hall Foyer Academic Affairs Committee Time: 8PM, Sundays Business School (meet in lobby) Budget Committee Time: 7PM, Wednesdays Umrath 2 Conference Room Campus Services Time: TBA Lien EnCouncil Time: TBA Cupples II 217 Spark/TRC Tuesday at 5:00 PM OSA Conf. Room SGAC Time: 6PM, Sundays Umrath 2 Conference Room (main campus) Joint Class Council Time: TBA Umrath 3 Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC) Time: 8PM, every other Tuesday Lambert Lounge (Mallinckrodt) Sports Club Federation Time: 7:30PM, 1st Monday every month IM Conference Room in the AC Hatchet Yearbook Staff Meetings Time: 7:30PM, Wednesday 3rd Floor Umrath Hall Open Positions Rep. of the Moment Jeffrey Griffin For his extensive support of the Student Group Activities Committee in helping organize the logistics of President's Orientation, volunteering to be the SGAC manager of the Umrath student group center, and being an effective and central member of the committee. Jeff has emerged not only as a leader in SGAC but also in the Treasury of Student Union as well. Thank you, Jeff, for all your hard work and dedication to SU. The mission of Student Union is to create a vibrant campus community by: advocating for the needs and interests of undergraduate students, developing and implementing both innovative and traditional programs, and allocating the student activity fee to unique and engaging activities, programs, and initiatives. It is the vision of Student Union to responsibly serve and empower every undergraduate student to be a force for change and improvement while fostering and preserving tradition at Washington University in St. Louis. Student Group Resources > Outlook Setup Outlook Setup Many student groups on campus prefer to use outside e-mail clients instead of webmail to view their e-mail. Since there has been some confusion on how to set Outlook up properly, here is a step-by-step guide for configuring Outlook 2003. Open Outlook 2003. On the file menu, click on "Tools" then on "E-Mail Accounts..." A window should popup that says "E-Mail Accounts". Select "Add a new e-mail account" and then click "Next >". Select "POP3" and then click "Next >". In "Your Name", type the name of your student group (i.e. "Club Name"). In "E-Mail Address", type your e-mail (i.e. club@sugroups.wustl.edu). In "User Name", type the first part of your e-mail (i.e. club). In "Password", type the password given to you by SGAC. Also, make sure "Remember Password" is checked. In "Incoming mail server (POP3)", type "sugroups.wustl.edu" (without the quotes). In "Outgoing mail server (SMTP)", type "sugroups.wustl.edu" (without the quotes). Click "Next >" and then "Finish". Now click on "Send/Receive" in the toolbar and your e-mail should be downloaded to your computer.