Students may obtain their UNK ID Card by clicking the appropriate link below based on campus enrollment, online enrollment, or UNMC enrollment. Follow the instructions to submit a photo using the GET app and then pick up their ID in the ID Card Office (Suite 142G in the Nebraskan Student Union) during New Student Enrollment. You must appear in person to obtain your identification card. Remember to bring photo identification, such as a driver’s license, passport or photo military ID. Students attending virtual NSE will pick up ID cards in person when they arrive on campus.
Employees have two options for getting their UNK ID card. They can visit the ID Card Office (Suite 142G in the Nebraskan Student Union) to have their photo taken and card printed. Or follow the instructions below to upload a photo using the GET app and pick up the card when it is printed. Remember to bring photo identification, such as a driver’s license, passport or photo military ID.
Online or Blended students do not pay ID card, activity and facility fees. Therefore, they are not eligible for a standard UNK ID card. However, some online students want a UNK ID card to receive discounts from local vendors, etc. These students can request a non-photo Distance UNK ID Card. The card will have a stock photo instead of a student photo and exclude the barcode, magnetic stripe, and iclass chip so that the card will not work in campus readers. A $10 fee will be assessed per card. To obtain a Distance ID Card request form by mail, email Heather Rhinehart and include your mailing address and NUID number.
To ensure your UNK ID Card is ready, please submit your acceptable photo at least 5 days prior to your orientation or pick up date.
You must bring proper identification to pick up your UNK ID Card. A valid driver’s license, government-issued ID, military ID, or passport are acceptable forms of identification. The document must contain a photograph. The name that appears on the document must match the name that is on your student record.
For additional information or questions, contact: UNK Card Services, unkcard@unk.edu or 308.865.8154.
Take photo using your smart device following all photo guidelines below.
Send photo as an attachment so it can be edited and cropped if needed. Email to unkcard@unk.edu(please include your NUID number).
If you were previously a UNK Student and would like us to use your existing photo, please let us know at the above email.
Photo Guidelines:
Face forward, use a non-textured/solid white background with nothing else in background, no gestures, no sunglasses unless for medical purposes, no head wear unless required under religious beliefs. Tip: White poster board works well for a background.
No professional photos allowed (i.e. senior pictures).
Photo must be JPEG or PNG file type. Your phone camera format settings should be JPG, JPEG, PNG, or “most compatible”.
Maximum file size accepted is 1 MB.
Care should be taken to protect your UNK ID Card as you would a debit card or any financial instrument.
Reporting your UNK ID Card as lost or stolen Lost or stolen cards should be immediately deactivated. This will place your Loper Dollars and meal plan funds on hold until a new card is issued. To deactivate your card, log in to the GET app, tap “settings” on the banner across the bottom of the app, then tap “report card as lost.” Lost or stolen cards can also be deactivated by calling UNK PD at (308) 865-8911. You must follow up with the ID Card Office to get a new ID card or to unlock your funds if you find your ID card prior to replacing it.
Replacing your lost or stolen UNK ID Card A non-refundable $10 fee is charged to replace a damaged, lost or stolen UNK ID Card. The University is not responsible for the use of a lost or stolen card. Pay $10 replacement fee
If you find a UNK ID Card Lost UNK ID Cards should be turned in to the UNK ID Card Office. We will email your LoperMail if your lost card is returned to us.
Retrieving your UNK ID Card To retrieve a lost UNK ID Card, you must show a valid photo ID, such as a government-issued ID, a military ID, or a passport. The document must contain a photograph. The name that appears on the document must match the name that is on your student or personnel record. We will issue the card only to you and no one else.