Welcome to Canvas! Canvas is available for faculty, staff, and students on all Georgetown University campuses.
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There would likely be a link to your institution's Canvas page somewhere on their website. Once logged in, one will see a course card for each of their classes and be able to click on one of these to enter the course. If you don't see your course here you can check in the "courses" tab and click on "all courses".Jan 16, 2019
Hoya Housing is the main portal for residential student processes' and gives access to Residential Living applications, forms and housing information. Once logged into the portal, you will see several tabs along the top of the page from which you can access various applications and forms.
Tap Google. Enter your [email protected] email address and then tap Next. In the Georgetown login screen, enter your NetID and password and then tap SIGN IN. (If you use Georgetown Duo, you'll be prompted to accept the authentication request.
A course site isn't visible to students until the instructor manually publishes the Canvas site. If the semester/term has already started and you are definitely registered for the course, contact your instructor and ask them to publish the course. You may have previously set your Courses List to show other courses.Aug 24, 2021
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How do I find my old Canvas courses?Log into Canvas.Click on the Courses tab from the Global Navigation menu.Then, click on the All Courses link.On the next page, scroll down to view Past Enrollments, where you will be able to view your past courses.Enter a course by clicking on its link.Jul 2, 2019
Finding/Choosing a Roommate First-year students may select a roommate by either participating in CHARMS (Campus Housing Roommate Matching System) or being matched by Residential Living, based on the compatibility of your Living Preference Questionnaire to another student.
In order to qualify for the incentive, the student must attend one session (out of the four possible dates per theme) AND complete the online reflection sent out after the session. The incentive itself is a +0.10 boost to housing selection points.
While many students live in the neighborhoods surrounding main campus, it is common for graduate students to live in elsewhere in D.C., as well as in Maryland and Virginia.