What does Who Am I? do?

The Who Am I? search application provides a quick way to look up identity information for a broad set of current users, such as faculty, students, and staff. Your user role determines the features you may view or use. Students may view only their own record. Full-time, benefits-eligible staff may look up other people and view details about their identities based on a search by name, CNetID, or ChicagoID.

Who is on file?

Who Am I? includes anyone who has ever had a ChicagoID, including current and former:

• Students and Alumni
• University Staff
• Temporary Account holders (t-9)
• Campus Card holders
• Prefeed accounts (who have not yet begun employment)
• Affiliates (who have been uploaded to the system)
• Miscellaneous others

What information appears on the Individual Lookup?

The Individual Lookup will display the following information, assuming that information is included in the person's profile:

• Name fields: first, middle, last
• Preferred name
• ChicagoID
• CNetID
• Student ID
• UCHADID (official account)
• Other UCHADIDs
• University of Chicago Medicine Employee ID
• Affiliations
• Department
• Department ID
• Past ChicagoIDs
• StarRez ID

How may I use it to search for someone?

For those with full-time, benefits-eligible status, you can search by the following fields:

• CNetID
• Name fields: first, middle, last (also searches on preferred name fields)
• ChicagoID
• Email Alias (exact address, not with wildcard)