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Students
New Students:
Requirements for receiving a Coyote One Card:
  • You must be registered for the current quarter
  • Have been registered for more than 48 hours (2 full days)
  • You must know your new Student Identification Number (we can no longer access info using your Social Security number)
  • You must have a picture I.D. (either a Driver's license, State I.D. card, High School photo I.D, military I.D or passport )
  • If you are an Open University Student you must have a ID Authorization Form along with the above requirements. Open University students receive a free Library Access ID (no photo).
  • If you are taking classes at our Palm Desert Campus, you do not need to travel to the main campus to receive your ID. Contact PDC library staff for assistance.
Have your SID ready to give to the technician. Once the technician brings up your information in our ID Works system, you will be ready to take your student ID picture. Remember: NO HATS (unless worn for religious purposes) or SUNGLASSES are to be worn when taking ID photo. If you want a new picture, inform the technician before a new card is printed. If you fail to do so and a card is printed, you will not be able to receive a new picture without changing the print count field.
Returning Students:
If you have a One Card you will not need a new one unless:
  • You have lost your I.D.
  • I.D. is broken, cracked or damaged causing it to be unreadable
  • Submitted a name change through Admissions & Records
  • Were taking classes via CEL (Open University courses)
  • Your ID reflects a summer program (i.e., Upward Bound, STEP)
Replacement Cards:
There is a $10.00 fee for every 2nd replacement ID. If a new picture is desired, please inform the staff person before the replacement ID is printed. Once a card is printed, if you ask for a new picture, that card will be considered as another replacement ID card. The maximum number of ID cards allowed for any one person is nine. If anyone has been issued nine ID cards that person will be required to speak with someone in the Foundation Office before another Coyote One Card can be issued.
All forms of payments must be made through the Bursar's office. Bring receipt of payment to the One Card office to acquire your ID card.
New Staff Requirements:
  • Must have an ID Authorization Card with your EID (employee identification number) on it. State staff cards are white and are obtained from Human Resources. Foundation employee cards are yellow and are obtained from Foundation HR department.
  • Photo identification.
New Faculty Requirements:
  • Must have ID Authorization Card with your EID (employee identification number) on it. Faculty cards are beige and are obtained from Academic Personnel. Foundation faculty cards are yellow and are obtained from Foundation HR department.
  • Photo identification.
Retired CSUSB Employees:
Human Resources gives the One Card office staff a list of retirees at the end of each academic year. As a retired employee you are entitled to receive a Coyote One Card that will reflect your current status:
  • Retired Staff.
  • Emeritus Faculty.
Anyone who retired prior to 2001, will need to come into the One Card office to have a new record created using a EID number issued by the One Card office.
Visiting Faculty/Staff:
If you are a visitor requiring a One Card you will need to:
  • Obtain an EID number from Human Resources.
  • Have the Dean/Chair send a request for library privileges to Les Kong, Head of Library Services, email lkong@csusb.edu. Request must include; length of stay, status desired (faculty/staff or student) and who will be the financially responsible for sponsored individual.
  • Take ID Request Card with EID number to the Library Circulation Desk to have borrower type given by library staff.
  • Bring card to One Card office.





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