Welcome to Auburn University at Montgomery and Student Affairs. We are here to help you during your time at AUM as a student, guest, or employee.
The Resource Center is located on the 2nd floor of the Taylor Center. Whether you need directions to a department on campus, information about current events, how to apply for admissions, or a flyer approved for your club – our friendly and knowledgeable staff are waiting to assist you.
Student Organization support including approval of flyers
Loaner Laptop check out and return
Limited Academic Supplies
Printing
Take Home COVID Tests (while supplies last)
Any AUM office, department, club, or organization who is interested in having information highlighted on a Resource Center TV, please submit a request here: Resource Center Request Form
The Laptop Loaner Program is in place to assist students experiencing difficulties completing their coursework due to the inability to access a computer outside of the campus environment. If you are in need of a loaner laptop, please let us know.
Your device should have a password to protect anyone from accessing the contents of the device.
Your device should be kept up to date with the latest software at all times.
Do not leave your device unattended. Never leave it where it is visible in a parked car. Do not walk away from it in a public place, even if it is just for a moment. Do not leave it in your car of residence if it is unlocked.
Do not allow others to use your device or to access any information in connection to your device.
Avoid saving files on the loaner device. Do not store confidential or sensitive information locally on the laptop. AUM is not responsible for data files saved on the computer. Laptops will be wiped upon their return.
Borrowers will have limited administrative rights on the loaner laptop. Borrowers must not use licensed software in a manner inconsistent with the licensing agreement.
Do not disable or uninstall any preconfigured security software such as antivirus.
Adhere to any AUM Technology policies including but not limited to the IT Appropriate Use Policy.
Do not use the loaner laptop for inappropriate purposes, including, but not limited to, sending offensive messages, setting up an “ad hoc” wireless network anywhere on campus, using peer-to-peer file sharing or engaging in commercial activities of any kind.
Do not create, disseminate, or run a self-replicating program (“virus”), whether destructive in nature or not OR utilize other software to penetrate/hack/attack the AUM network/computer or any other organizations.
Do not use the laptop computer for non-university work, such as for private business, or club/organizations not sanctioned by AUM.
Do not otherwise alter the device’s hardware or remove any components from the loaner laptop.
Do not leave your device in a hot location, i.e. a hot car, for an extended period of time.
You may not personalize the device unit in any way. (i.e. drawings, stickers, labels, paint, etc.)
Students are strongly advised to separately back-up all desired files, so that those files are not stored solely on the loaned device.
Loaned laptops are available only to currently enrolled AUM students. Such device(s) must be returned prior to the student entering non-enrolled status (e.g., prior to the end of spring semester, if the student is not enrolled during the summer, upon graduation or withdrawal, etc.).
Students who previously have lost or damaged an AUM loaner laptop, or otherwise violated this policy and contract or any other applicable AUM policy, may not be eligible to receive such device(s) in the future. Students who violate this policy and contract may be required to immediately return the device(s) to AUM.
When a device is lost or stolen on campus, immediately call the AUM Police Department at (334) 244-3424.
In all situations regarding loss or theft notify the IT department immediately upon discovery that the device has been lost or stolen at [email protected]
