Single Sign-On FAQs

Single Sign-On allows you to access many UMHB services with one username and password! This means once you log in, you can access myCampus, myCourses, Sadermail and many other UMHB services without having to log in multiple times. That's pretty neat!

Currently, Single Sign-On is available for the following applications:

• myCampus
• SaderMail
• University Calendar
• myCourses
• Handshake - Career Services
• IM Leagues
• Tutor.com
• Library Book Renewals
• myFinancialAid
• EMS (Room Reservation)
• Office Docs (Google Drive for Faculty/Staff)
• Tableau

No, it's not. The UMHB dating site is called Cru-stian Mingle. Just kidding. IT people have jokes too.

• Students and alumni log in with UMHB ID number as username
• Faculty/Staff log in with UMHB email address

Follow the screens at the "Forgot my Password" site. You'll be given the option to provide the answers to your security questions. If you have a cell phone on record with the university, you'll also be able to request a temporary password by SMS.

The email with the password recovery information is sent to your alternative email, not your Sadermail. Check your junk mail if you still don't see it in your inbox. If you continue experiencing difficulties, please call InfoTech at (254) 295-4658 for assistance.

The easiest way to log out is on myCampus. When you click "Logout" on myCampus, you'll be logged out of all of your apps. If you are on a shared or public computer, please follow the guidance below.

Additionally, you may visit your OneLogin portal and choose to Log Out by hovering over the menu on the top-right of the page.

The best bet when using a shared computer is to use the browser's Private Browsing Mode. Instructions are available for Google Chrome's Incognito Mode, Microsoft Edge InPrivate Browsing, Mozilla Firefox's Private Browsing, and Safari's Private Browsing. Make sure to close all browser windows when leaving the computer.

You can change your password by pressing Ctrl + Alt + Delete while logged in on any campus computer. Then, simply click the "Change a password..." link. Alternatively, you may use the change password function online. Click the appropriate link: Student, Faculty, and Staff Password Change or Future and Former Student Password Change.

Multi-factor authentication (also MFA, 2FA or two-factor authentication, strong authentication) adds an extra layer of security to your users' accounts, drastically reducing the chances of sensitive information being stolen. To add multi-factor authentication to your OneLogin account, visit the following sites:

• Add Multi-Factor Authentication
• OneLogin Protect for iOS
• OneLogin Protect for Android

If you need further assistance with multi-factor authentication, contact InfoTech for support!

You are smart to be concerned! Lots of sites exist that "phish" for your login information. Always use caution when entering usernames and passwords on sites, even if they look perfectly normal. It's pretty easy work to spoof a Web site.

The UMHB Single Sign-On system will always contain umhb.onelogin.com/ Check your browser's address bar, and make sure that a forward slash comes after onelogin.com. Some of the tricky phishers will have a very similar address. For example, they might use https://umhb.onelogin.com.signinsystem.com/ In that example, a period follows onelogin.com, not a forward slash. That's a dead giveaway that it's not authentic.