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Adjuncts: LawKey & PennKey Account Help

While at Penn Carey Law, you will make frequent use of two accounts: LawKey & PennKey. Both accounts share the same username, but need to be activated separately. We recommend you pick different passwords for each account.

LawKey & PennKey? What’s the Difference?

Your LawKey is used to access Law School computers. Your PennKey is used for the Canvas LMS, AirPennNet, and other resources. Please see below for specifics.

 

LawKey

  • Law School Computers

PennKey

  • myCourses & the Canvas LMS
  • Password protected sections of the Law school web site including the Commons
  • AirPennNet (WiFi)
  • Payroll
  • U@Penn & Penn Portal
  • Central Library Resources
  • The Law Directory

How Do I Change my Password?

LawKey

  • Please fill out the Lawkey reset form or if you have trouble with it, please email or call ITS at (215) 898-2589 for assistance.

PennKey

  • If you know your PennKey credentials: visit the Change PennKey Tool and select a new password.

Help! I Forgot my Password!

LawKey

  • Please fill out the Lawkey reset form or if you have trouble with it, please email or call ITS at (215) 898-2589 for assistance.

PennKey

  • If you are enrolled in PennKey Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR), you can reset your password using the PennKey SSPR Tool.
  • If you are not enrolled in SSPR: please email or call ITS at (215) 898-2589.

All faculty and staff should enroll in PennKey SSPR. If you are not enrolled, you may experience delays with password resets.

How Do I Get a PennKey?

If you already have your LawKey and need to activate your PennKey, please email itshelp@law.upenn.edu or call us at (215) 898-2589.

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