A New Era of Digital Governance at Stony Brook
News & Announcements
New features for Faculty and Staff Google Accounts this Spring, providing commonly requested functions
This Spring, we are sponsoring 60 internships to suppor experiential learning on campus
Our professional and student staff are here to help you develop your digital power skills!
Looking for more updates? Visit our news archives for a complete history of news articles and announcements.
We're Here To Help
From workshops, to phone assistance, 24/7 system status and self guided support - we are here for you.
Get Assistance
If you are experiencing an outage, check our IT Systems Status Page to see if there are any reported issues or maintenance events.
For emergency questions or account issues, call for 631-632-9800 during our normal business hours [Monday - Friday 8:30AM - 5:00PM] for assistance.
For other issues or questions, submit a help ticket.
Self Guided Support
The DoIT Service Catalog provides access to over 130 different platforms, tools and products available to our faculty, staff and students. Each offering includes relevant links, guides, resources, FAQs and support information.
Learn something new
We offer Minibytes (30 minutes or less) & hands on workshops that cover a variety of topics/tools that support collaboration & teaching and learning. Our workshop catalog includes: AI , Brightspace, Google Apps, Programming Languages, Zoom and more! Subscribe to our events calendar for updates!
Visit a Tech Station
Conveniently located service centers for technology support in ECC (Room 128) & Melville Library Tech Station (S1460) , students, faculty, and staff can schedule a time to receive assistance with their technology issues or answers to their questions.
Initiatives & Teams
Learn about DoIT Key Strategic Priorities, Projects and Initiatives
Stony Brook University's Department of Information Technology (DoIT) is on a mission to bridge the digital divide and empower every member of the university community.
The IT Recognition Program aims to encourage the campus community to recognize both individual employees and team achievements within IT related initiatives that support the University's mission and goals.
Several DoIT areas employ student workers. These positions, open to any SBU student, allow students to gain valuable experience while working and students enrich DoIT teams with their perspectives and experiences.