The George Washington University offers its alumni, organisations, employees, teachers, students, and others a webmail service called MyGW email through the school’s website gateway. With their well-known GWMail service, which offers increased storage capacity and access to the GWCalendar, a time management, organisation, and productivity tool like no other, this institution’s web mail is a very practical, useful, and potent solution that offers Google (Gmail) based email and calendar services for students, alumni, and employees.
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It is simple to access GWMail by going to the myGW Portal at “my.gwu.edu/mod/email/”, clicking on the “Go to GWMail” option in the centre of the page under “Students”, “Alumni”, “Staff or Faculty”, or “Organisation Accounts”, and then logging in with your unique GW NetID and password. As you can see, it is a pretty easy process, but if a more extensive explanation is required, simply follow the instructions below.
After signing up, receiving your GW NetID, and configuring your account, you may access your account via the university’s online single sign-on page by following these steps:
Your GW Email Account Login Procedure
- Log in at https://singlesignon.gwu.edu/idp/Authn/UserPassword.
- As it reads “Log in to Google Mail” on the left, enter your username in the “NetID” field there.
- The “Password” section is where you enter your GWU mail password.
- the red “Sign-on” button, then.
Contact the support team at 1-202-994-GWIT, which is open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, if you experience login issues, and ask for assistance to regain access to your email and the GWCalendar.
You should also be aware that you may access your GWmail account through an IMAP connection by installing Outlook Mail for Windows and using it to read and send emails from numerous machines without the need to transfer files or messages. According to the university’s support website, accessing your GW webmail account over an IMAP connection is highly handy for those who travel frequently, so if you’re interested in learning how to set it up, simply follow the instructions given in this page.