Answered By: Jessica Maris Last Updated: Jul 25, 2024 Views: 36
Answered By: Jessica Maris
Last Updated: Jul 25, 2024 Views: 36
Students/Employees can click on the file link (How to get your student ID card) below to scan a QR code to begin the process of receiving your ID. Follow the instructions on the file carefully to successfully submit your ID request.
COM students, faculty, and staff can also visit the Welcome Desk in the Doyle Family Administration Building for further assistance.
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