Request a Team

Description:

Microsoft Teams can be used by Departments and Committees to share documents, communicate, and collaborate in one convenient location.

Additional Resources and How to Request:

Check the Related Articles section for common troubleshooting solutions and additional resources. 

Click the Request a Team button.

 
Request a Team

Related Articles (14)

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