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Every “W” ID number has a key name
associated with it. The KEY name is either the legal name of the
person or the name of a non-person. KEY names are entered on XXXIDEN.
The name for a person has six (6) separate parts. These are:
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Last Name
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First Name
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Middle Name
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Prefix
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Suffix
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Preferred First Name (shown on SPAIDEN, APANAME, PPAIDEN, WHERE IN
FINANCE, WHERE IN FINANCIAL AID?)
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Use mixed case (i.e., upper and
lowercase letters)
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Use the legal spelling and format
of the last name
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Enter as presented, adhering to
the following guidelines.
a.
Hyphens
may be used to separate double last names
(i.e., Cooper-Smith).
b.
Spaces
are used for two last names not hyphenated (e.g., Monica Lou Creton
Quinton…last name is entered as Creton Quinton, with no hyphen)
c.
Apostrophes
may be used (e.g., O’Leary, O’Connor) as an Alternate Name.
The Alternate Name Type should be SPEC.
d.
Do NOT use prefixes and suffixes in the last name
field. (i.e., Dr, Mr, Ms, III, Jr, MD). There are data fields
for prefixes and suffixes.
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Use mixed case (i.e., upper and
lowercase letters)
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Use the legal spelling and format
of their first name even if they use the initial of their first name and
prefer their middle name
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Enter as presented, adhering to
the following guidelines.
a. Hyphens may be used
b. Spaces are permitted
for double names (e.g., Mary Ann, Bobby Joe).
c. Single Character First
Names should be entered with no period.
d. Apostrophes may be
used as an Alternate Name. The Alternate Name Type should be SPEC.
e.
Do NOT use titles, prefixes, and suffixes in the
first name field (e.g., Dr., Mr., Mrs.).
PREFERRED FIRST
NAME
Do NOT use the
Preferred First Name Field – it is not a searchable field. Instead,
utilize the Alternate Name type of NICK in the following instances:
1.
First Name: Used when a person prefers to be addressed as something
other than their legal first name.
Used
when the first name starts with an initial (e.g., S. Paul Smith who
prefers the first name of Paul would have an Alternate Name type of NICK
as Paul Smith)
2.
Last Name: If the person prefers to use a derivative of their last
name, enter it as an Alternate Name type of NICK (e.g. Susan Smith-Jones
who prefers the last name of Smith would have an Alternate Name type of
NICK going by Susan Smith).
3.
In instances where an individual has both a preferred first and
last name, combine the preferences into only one NICK alternate name type.
4.
Use the same standards as above in instances where there is a
preferred Middle Name.
5.
Use mixed case format (uppercase/lowercase).
6.
Spaces, apostrophes, and hyphens are permitted.
1.
Use mixed case (i.e., upper and lowercase letters).
2.
Enter the entire middle name if
available for identification purposes.
3.
Enter as presented following the following guidelines.
a. Hyphens may be used
to separate double names.
b. Spaces are permitted
for multiple names (e.g., Mary Ann, Bobby Joe).
c. Single Character Middle
Names should be entered without a period.
d. Apostrophes may be
used as an Alternate Name. The Alternate Name Type should be SPEC.
e.
Do NOT use titles, prefixes, and suffixes in the
first name field (e.g., Dr., Mr., Mrs.).
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