DVC Chemistry, Physics, and Biology Alumni - enter new record or edit existing record

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You are still important to us

and we would like to keep in touch with you.
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We know that some of you would also like to keep in touch with each other. In order to do that, we would appreciate your completing or updating an information form for our files. On the bottom of the form you may enter news to share over the Web, published instantly if you submit the form online. Eventually some pages on this Web Site may be limited to registered alumni only. If that occurs, all those who have already submitted the complete form will be given a password. Our preferred mode of communication is e-mail if you have it.

Go to: . . . . Create file if you do not yet have one (click here)

How do I know if I have a file already?

. Type your last name when at DVC:

Go to: . . . . Edit the form you have already submitted:

To get to your form you must enter the following, then click the button:

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Your current last name (as you listed it on your form):

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ID Number (student ID or last 3 digits of your Social Security Number as you entered it in your original form):

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Personal Password:

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Click this button (just hitting the Return key doesn't work):

. . . Help! I can't get to my form. Maybe I don't remember my ID number or Password correctly.

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Some alumni entered their complete student ID number, some entered 3 digits. A few alumni who set up their data page at the beginning of this project (1999), entered 2 digits only for their ID number.
In some cases the information entered into the database came originally from faculty, other alumni, or from forms collected by faculty at the end of your science course. If your ID number was not known, the last three digits of your phone number at that time followed by the letter T may have been used as an ID number.
If even the telephone number was unknown, we may have used UNK as the ID number.
If no password was specified by you, it was either left blank or we assigned you a password that is the first part of your email address (the part before the @).
If even that doesn't work, either:

Email klong@dvc.edu Email from the email address you think would be listed in the data file or provide other information to verify your identity.
Enter a new form. and we'll delete the duplicate later

Thanks for persisting.

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Go to:	.	.	.	.	Create file if you do not yet have one (click here)
						How do I know if I have a file already?
					.	Type your last name when at DVC:


Go to:	.	.	.	.	Edit the form you have already submitted:
					To get to your form you must enter the following, then click the button:
					.	Your current last name (as you listed it on your form):
					.	ID Number (student ID or last 3 digits of your Social Security Number as you entered it in your original form):
					.	Personal Password:
					.	Click this button (just hitting the Return key doesn't work):


		.	.	.	Help! I can't get to my form. Maybe I don't remember my ID number or Password correctly.
					.	Some alumni entered their complete student ID number, some entered 3 digits. A few alumni who set up their data page at the beginning of this project (1999), entered 2 digits only for their ID number. In some cases the information entered into the database came originally from faculty, other alumni, or from forms collected by faculty at the end of your science course. If your ID number was not known, the last three digits of your phone number at that time followed by the letter T may have been used as an ID number. If even the telephone number was unknown, we may have used UNK as the ID number. If no password was specified by you, it was either left blank or we assigned you a password that is the first part of your email address (the part before the @). If even that doesn't work, either: Email klong@dvc.edu Email from the email address you think would be listed in the data file or provide other information to verify your identity. Enter a new form. and we'll delete the duplicate later Thanks for persisting.