Quick Guide for New Students

Getting Help

To contact Technical Support, please e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. This is the most efficient way to let us know of a network issue. Telephone calls to x327 are welcome when the network or electronic mail system is unavailable. We ask that you contact us by email or phone rather than stopping us in the hallway, the chapel, or around campus to ask us questions or notify us of problems. Our staff is comprised of Georgios Kokonas, Chief Technology Officer, and Oscar Martinez, Systems Support Specialist.

Email and Network Accounts

Your email account information was distributed to you during the summer, prior to the start of the fall semester. Your @svots.edu email account grants access to multiple seminary websites and platforms. Please enable "Two Step Verification" in the first seven days after receiving access to your email account. Please email techsupport.svots.edu if you lose access to your @svots.edu email account. (Learn more...)

Internet Access

St Vladimir's Seminary offers free WiFi access on campus. Names of WiFi networks differ upon location. When prompted for a password, use c5uThECh. All campus residents (faculty, staff, students) must fill out the ResNet Form to register personal devices as soon as they arrive on campus. You may not install your own wireless access point, router, or related equipment on the seminary network without express written permission. (Learn more...)

Printing

Students have access to PaperCut, the printing management software at the seminary. Printing is available for a fee. (Learn more...)

Web Sites & Platforms

The St Vladimir’s Seminary web site is available at https://www.svots.edu. Course content and syllabi are available on Canvas. Transcripts and registration information are available on the Student Portal. St Vladimir's Seminary uses Google Workspace for email access. Visit http://gmail.svots.edu to access your e-mail account. ( Learn more...)

Legal Issues

All seminarians are reminded that they signed a document agreeing to abide by our “System and Network Rules and Guidelines” at registration. Seminarians are further reminded that they are bound by all applicable legislation regarding copyright infringement. We expect that our seminarians will exceed legal compliance and be exemplary members of our online community.  If you have any questions about appropriate and ethical behavior on the Internet, we would be happy to speak with you.