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Course Registration

    • Log in to SuccessFactors Learning
      • Click in the "Find Learning" text box and type the name of the course. If there is a match, it will display in a drop-down as you type. Select the course and click "Go".
      • If you are unsure of the course name, click on "Browse all courses" to see a list of all available courses within the Course Catalog.
    • Click on "Register Now"
      • Once you click "Register Now" a follow-up page will appear for you to check your selection. Click "Register Now" again. (*Note: Clicking "Assign to Me" will place the course in the "My Learning Assignments" list as a pending course to register for.)
    • Click "Confirm" on the registration page
      • A final confirmation page will then appear with course details.
    • Email Confirmation
      • Once you register for a course, you will receive a registration notification in the form of an email from noreply@tdc.hr.txstate.edu.

    *Note: No further action will be needed once receiving this email. Further resources such as Zoom or Teams links will be sent separately.

  • You can register for courses at any time via SuccessFactors (SF) Learning.

  • If you cannot log in to SAP, contact ITAC. Their team will determine if you are using an SAP-compatible web browser and/or if your SAP password needs to be reset.

  • The date of the course may be scheduled more than 60 days out. SAP defaults to a 60-day search of scheduled courses. You can change the default to search for scheduled courses more than 60 days in advance.

  • You will receive a course confirmation within 24 hours of registering by email. You will also be notified the same way if any changes are made to the course, e.g., time or room location change.

  • Unfortunately, we do not allow for walk-ins. Please review the course calendar or contact our team at 5.7899 to check for the next available course offering date.

Ethics & Compliance

  • Reporting non-compliance is the responsibility of everyone at Texas State, whether it concerns them, a co-worker or fellow student, or someone they have never met.  The university has many ways to report questionable activity and individuals may use the method they are the most comfortable with.

    • The fastest and most efficient way to resolve an issue is to take it directly to the supervisor or manager closest to the problem.
    • But, for whatever reason someone is unable to report it in person, there are hotlines.

    The university will make every effort to keep identities anonymous.  Additionally, both the state and federal government have “Whistleblower” laws, designed to protect individuals who come forward to report non-compliance. These laws prohibit negative job actions because of whistleblowing actions. Reporting non-compliance helps to make Texas State a better place to work, study, and live.

    Visit the official Ethics & Compliance website to learn about the required training.

  • Toll free hotlines:

    Audit:

    • Phone: 512.245.1707 (leave voice mail)

    State of Texas Auditor's Office:

    Human Resources:

Orientation: New Employee Welcome (N.E.W.)

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