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Help for Students


What is my Dolphin email address?

Your email address is your Dolphin user name + "@dolphin.csuci.edu". For example, a student named Pat Richards with a Dolphin user name called pat.richards123 would have the Dolphin email address pat.richards123@dolphin.csuci.edu.

CSUCI employees use a different email address.

What are my Dolphin User Name and Dolphin Password?

Visit the Account and Password Help page.

Where do I login to my Dolphin email account?

To access your Dolphin Email account, go to http://myci.csuci.edu and enter your Dolphin User Name and Dolphin Password.

I forgot my user name and/or password. How can I get help?

Visit the Account and Password Help page.


What are the features of Dolphin Email?

Take a look at the Complete Dolphin Email Guide and FAQ, which provides answers to most Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) about Dolphin Email.



Help for CSUCI Employees



How can I access my email online?

CSUCI employees may access their email via Outlook Web Access. In your web browser, go to http://mail.csuci.edu.


What is my email address?

Your email address is your Dolphin user name + "@csuci.edu". For example, a CSUCI employee named Tracy Smith with a Dolphin user name called "tracy.smith" would have the email address tracy.smith@csuci.edu.

CSUCI students use a different email address.


What is my User Name and Password to access my email online?

Visit the Account and Password Help page.


I forgot my user name and/or password. How can I get help?

Contact the Help Desk.


Can I use any other email software to access my CSUCI email? Can I use an IMAP client?

Yes. CSUCI employees can also access their CSUCI webmail using other email clients (such as Mozilla Thunderbird or Mac Mail) which support IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol).

Instructions for configuring email clients which support IMAP can be found here:

Electronic Mail and Messaging Procedures

Microsoft Outlook Web Access Instructions

Microsoft Outlook 2003/2007 Help Guides