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Spring 2014 Semester will see launch of GSU myONECARD
By Jonathan Bulthuis
On December 23, 2013
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Expedite the new ID process by getting your picture taken first and picking up your ID later.
Governors State University will implement a new student ID card system at the start of the Spring semester with the launch of the GSU myONECARD. All students will be required to recieve a new ID in January. In addition to functioning as a student identification document at all campus facilities, the myONECARD will be attached to a student account that can be loaded with funds and used for student costs at various locations on campus, including the library and the CPA. The card will also eventually be available for purchases at the campus cafeteria.
Students can pick up their new ID card starting January 8 at the Welcome Center desk or at the Auxiliary Services office at C1330. Have a happy holidays!
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