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at Google Support.  Please note that you access Google by using the "Microsoft Exchange" server type on your phone. Do NOT use the "Gmail" option; it will not work fully. You will not get calendars and contacts on your device, and email will only show up on your device periodically instead of as soon as it is received.  Please also note that, although Google has disabled Exchange support for gmail.com accounts, it remains available for Google Apps accounts.

1. Go To the "Settings" app on your phone.

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2. Select "Mail, Contacts, Calendars"
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3.Scroll down to "Add Account".

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4. Select Microsoft Exchange Account.
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5.  Enter your email address and uLogin password (or device password, if you have enrolled in

the Duo Two-Factor Authentication service) in the fields on the screen.  Use an informative name for Description such as "Drew Email".

Click Next.

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6. Please enter the the following information into the open fields.

Email= username@drew.edu
Server= m.google.com
Username= username@drew.edu
Password= Your Drew uLogin Password, or if you have enrolled in the Duo Two-Factor Authentication service, your device password.  

When you are finished entering all the information please click

on Next.

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7. Make sure your Mail, Contacts and Calendars are all turned on. Then

click Save.

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Note:  The password for your account will not actually be checked until you select "Save" above.  Thus if the password was not entered correctly on the account information screen you may be prompted to reenter it.

at Google Support.  You can have multiple Google accounts on your phone and it will show contacts and calendars for all of them (calendars from different accounts have different colors by default).  Most other Google apps on the device allow you to switch which account is active or switch between accounts interactively.

While different Android phones from different vendors may look slightly different, here's the procedure for an Android 4.2 phone:

1. Go To the "Settings" app on your phone.

2. Scroll down to "Accounts" and select "Add account":
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3. Select the "Google" option (you may see different types of accounts on your device).

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4. Select "Existing".

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5. Enter your Drew email address and either your uLogin password or, if you have enrolled in the Duo Two-Factor Authentication service, your device password.  

• Double check that your email address ends in "

• @drew.edu"
• Google will point out that you are agreeing to the Google Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Google Play Terms of Service. They also give you the option to be kept up to date with news and offers from Google Play. If you do not want these emails, be sure to uncheck the box before touching OK.

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6. If you see the following screen, click "Download" and follow the instructions under "Google Apps Device Policy" below.

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7. You may receive a screen offering to configure Google Play Store or "Set up payment info". You can select "Not now" here.

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8. You may receive a screen offering to set you up with Google+. You can select "Not now" here.

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9.  Your phone will work for a moment, and if successful will show what information is configured to sync to your phone.

• If you do not want all of these things to sync, you can remove the check from the appropriate boxes. Please be careful if choosing to remove sync for some of these.

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the Google Apps Device Policy

 app for their device.  This will allow Drew to lock or wipe the device in the event that it is lost or stolen, and will allow Drew to protect sensitive University data that might be available in Gmail, Drive, or stored on the device.

Open the app after installing, and click Next.

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Select Activate to activate the Device Policy app to manage your device.

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Click on Enforce to enable the policy for your device.

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You will see your device properly managed and synced once this is complete.  You can now exit the app (and return to step 7 above if you were just setting up your account).

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In the event your device is lost or stolen, you can go to https://www.google.com/apps/mydevices/ to locate the device on a map, activate an alarm, remotely lock the device, or remotely wipe it.  University Technology can also wipe the device remotely if desired.