Cybersecurity
Student resources
Master of Science in Cybersecurity
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Academic Director
- Associate Professor
- Lowe Center For The Arts
- jbutlermodaff@uwlax.edu
- 608.785.6717
Specialty areas:
Organizational and Professional Communication
Cybersecurity program resources
Dropping Classes
- If you are dropping all your classes even if that’s only one class, then this is considered a withdrawal from the university and you must contact the Office of Student Life, studentlife@uwlax.edu, AND Jennifer Butler Modaff, jbutlermodaff@uwlax.edu. There may be a withdrawal fee assessed.
- If you will remain enrolled in other classes, but need to withdraw from a class contact Jennifer Butler Modaff, jbutlermodaff@uwlax.edu.
Cybersecurity Policies and Rights
As a UW-La Crosse (UWL) student you are subject to the same policies and have the same rights as any UWL student no matter which campus is responsible for your Cybersecurity class.
- Students must maintain a 3.00 cumulative grade point average. Academic eligibility standards may be accessed here
- UWL policy regarding academic misconduct (it is the same for graduate students)
- UWL policies regarding sexual misconduct, religious accommodations, students with disabilities, and veterans and active military personnel
- Policy on reviewing requests for readmission after dismissal
Online graduate student resources
There are a lot of resources to support you in your graduate studies. We are always on the look out for more information to share with online students. If you can't find what you need below, please contact us at gradstudies@uwlax.edu.
Getting started at UWL
Cost to attend, how to pay
For information about the costs of attending UWL, please visit your program's Cost to attend and financial aid page.
The Cashier’s Office website is where you will find information about tuition, fees, billing, and deadlines. You can contact the Cashier’s Office by calling 608-785-8719 or by emailing cashiers@uwlax.edu.
Finally - consider connecting with the Financial Aid office to discuss your financial needs as well as any funding options that might be available to you.
Bookstore
To purchase your textbooks from UWL, you can visit the UWL Online Bookstore.
If you are a Collaborative Graduate Program student, please make sure to access the Wisconsin Online Collaboratives Bookstore with your textbook needs.
Getting your UWL student ID
This is the official identification card for all students. You may wish to have your UWL ID as part of your graduate school memorabilia—it may also get you a student discount! Photos for ID cards can be submitted online, and the ID Card Office will mail your ID to you if requested.
Information technology services
Eagle Help Desk
Submit a Help Desk ticket for any questions related to campus technology, including password reset assistance and Okta trouble-shooting.
Password management
Whether you are new to campus and need to set up your password, your password has expired, or you happen to forget it, UWL’s ITS offers an easy way to reset your password.
WINGS
WINGS is UWL's Student Information System (SIS). It provides you with access to information related to application materials, course registration, financial aid, and your academic records. If you are experiencing issues when in WINGS, try using a different browser.
Classes, registration and graduation
Getting registered for classes
Before registering for classes, reach out to your program director and/or advisor. Your enrollment date and time is located in your WINGS Student Center. There is a non-refundable registration fee. Students in UW Collaborative graduate programs will need to use permission numbers to enroll - reach out to your program director if you need help.
To Register for Classes:
- Log on to WINGS with your NetID and Password
- Go to the Student Center
- Select “Enroll” under Academics
Canvas support
Students in Data Science, Healthcare Administration, Information Technology Management, Digital Marketing, Financial Technology, and Cybersecurity with questions related to Canvas: please visit the OPLR's Canvas support page or call 877.724.7883, instead of contacting the Eagle Help Desk.
All other UWL online students can use the button below to connect to Canvas resources.
Accommodations
The Disability Resource Center serves any student with a documented disability (e.g. ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Acquired Brain Injury, PTSD, Physical, Sensory, Psychological, or Learning Disability) who needs to arrange academic accommodations for their classes.
Certificate and degree completion and graduation
Whether you are enrolled in a graduate certificate or in a degree program (MS, MSEd, EdS, or EdD) you should complete the Intent to Graduate form in WINGS immediately after registering for your final term in the program. Instructions are available on the Commencement website.
If you plan to stay enrolled and complete an additional certificate or degree, connect with your Graduate Program Director to make sure they know your plans and can advise you accordingly.
Withdrawal, time extension, and other changes
Life happens...
We understand that as an online student your family and work are a priority to you and sometimes some adjustments will need to be made.
You might at some point:
Visit the changes in student status page for the most up to date information about Life happens...
Campus resources
More information about online and on-campus resources is available on the Campus Life website.
Support for graduate students
Online mental healthcare
UW–La Crosse has partnered with Mantra Health to enhance mental health and wellness support for students. The Mantra Care Hub is your digital gateway to personalized, flexible care, available to all UWL students at no cost.
Self-help resources
A very helpful list of Self-Help resources can be found on the Counseling & Testing Self-Help webpage.
Policies and requirements
The Graduate Catalog is the primary source for information about campus policies related to graduate education, along with program requirements.
Writing Center
The UWL Writing Center is available to provide feedback and ideas for how to improve your writing based on a specific assignment. Online submissions receive online, asynchronous feedback from a writing tutor.
Not sure where to start?
Graduate & Extended Learning is dedicated to helping graduate students from application through commencement. We are here for you throughout your UWL journey. Email your questions to gradstudies@uwlax.edu.
