Student Resources

Information Sessions

INFORMATION SESSIONS

  • Information sessions are led by a Center for Community Standards staff member on a one-on-one basis. These sessions will help you understand your rights and responsibilities and what you can expect moving forward. Information sessions are meant to clarify the community standards process and answer questions you may have. Each information session should last 30 minutes.

Information sessions will not be held on or during university or class holidays.

Register for an information session directly through the Center for Community Standards Microsoft Bookings Page.

Information sessions will take place via Microsoft Teams. If you are unable to access Microsoft Teams, please contact our office to request a Zoom session. 

Information session meetings may be scheduled between 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (PDT), Monday through Friday. Please contact the Center for Community Standards by email or at 509-335-4532 if you have any questions or need help scheduling.

Language Interpreter

LANGUAGE INTERPRETER

To ensure you understand your rights, responsibilities, and the community standards process, WSU will cover all costs for you to have a language interpreter. The interpreter can attend your meetings and hearings. You may request a language interpreter by contacting us.

Legal Representation

LEGAL REPRESENTATION

A licensed attorney or a legally licensed intern may act and speak on your behalf during Conduct Board hearings. During a Conduct Officer hearing, they can only serve as an advisor. WAC 504-26-020

If you choose to have legal representation, it is at your own expense. You can find options for representation through the Washington State Bar Association and the Whitman County Bar Association.

Campus Resources and Support

CAMPUS RESOURCES AND SUPPORT

CAMPUS RESOURCES AND SUPPORT

Please select your campus to find available resources.

CAMPUS RESOURCES AND SUPPORT

Please select your campus to find available resources.

Pullman

Emotional Health & Addiction Services

Health Care Services

Financial Assistance & Housing

Legal Resources

Academic Services

Accommodations and Services for Individualized needs

CAMPUS RESOURCES AND SUPPORT

Please select your campus to find available resources.

Pullman

Emotional Health & Addiction Services

Health Care Services

Financial Assistance & Housing

Legal Resources

Academic Services

Accommodations and Services for Individualized needs

Spokane

Campus resources

Community resources

CAMPUS RESOURCES AND SUPPORT

Please select your campus to find available resources.

Pullman

Emotional Health & Addiction Services

Health Care Services

Financial Assistance & Housing

Legal Resources

Academic Services

Accommodations and Services for Individualized needs

Spokane

Campus resources

Community resources

Tri-Cities

Campus resources

Community resources

CAMPUS RESOURCES AND SUPPORT

Please select your campus to find available resources.

Pullman

Emotional Health & Addiction Services

Health Care Services

Financial Assistance & Housing

Legal Resources

Academic Services

Accommodations and Services for Individualized needs

Spokane

Campus resources

Community resources

Tri-Cities

Campus resources

Community resources

Vancouver

Campus resources

Community resources

CAMPUS RESOURCES AND SUPPORT

Please select your campus to find available resources.

Pullman

Emotional Health & Addiction Services

Health Care Services

Financial Assistance & Housing

Legal Resources

Academic Services

Accommodations and Services for Individualized needs

Spokane

Campus resources

Community resources

Tri-Cities

Campus resources

Community resources

Vancouver

Campus resources

Community resources

Everett

Campus resources

Community resources

CAMPUS RESOURCES AND SUPPORT

Please select your campus to find available resources.

Pullman

Emotional Health & Addiction Services

Health Care Services

Financial Assistance & Housing

Legal Resources

Academic Services

Accommodations and Services for Individualized needs

Spokane

Campus resources

Community resources

Tri-Cities

Campus resources

Community resources

Vancouver

Campus resources

Community resources

Everett

Campus resources

Community resources

Global Campus

Career Advising  

WSU Global Campus offers free career advising to all students, including those who have yet to apply to WSU. Whether you are interested in exploring career paths, or already have a career in mind and just want to learn how to get there, our dedicated career advisor is there to help.

Academic Advisors

WSU Global Campus undergraduate students are given a personal academic advisor to help them along on their higher education journey. Our team of caring, experienced advisors have the in-depth knowledge and expertise to help you make decisions about your college career and get across the finish line.

Tech Resources and Support

Our TechReady site is your one-stop-shop for ensuring you’re ready to learn online. From here, you can explore hardware and software requirements, what skills you’ll need to succeed as an online learner, and tips and tools to help you along the way. Helpful tech resources and tutorials are also available on the site. And if you ever need assistance with a technical issue, our Tech Support Team is available 24/7 to give you the help you need.

eTutoring

WSU Global Campus students have access to free tutoring services, 100% online.

Mental Health and Wellbeing

At WSU Global Campus, we know that students can face a wide variety of stressors and mental health challenges. To address these complex issues, we provide mental health and wellbeing resources, including multiple free mobile mental health programs, Wellness Online, a financial reimbursement for mental health and wellness, and more.

Military and Veterans Support

WSU Global Campus welcomes all active duty military, reservists, veterans and their families! We’re here to help you use your military experience as transfer credit, take advantage of financial benefits, and more. You can learn more on our Global Campus Military and Veterans page and WSU’s Office of Veterans Affairs website.  

Library Services

As a Global Campus student, you will have access to a full range of library services which provide access to over 3.5 million books, journals, documents, newspapers and more. This includes FREE delivery of physical WSU library books as well as access to online databases and assistance from the distance learning librarian, Jen Saulnier.

Student Accommodations

It’s our goal to make online learning as accessible as possible. Global Campus and the WSU Student Accommodations and Disability Resources work together to provide accommodations for students with disabilities.

Reimbursement Program

ASWSU Global, Global Campus’ student government, offers financial reimbursements to qualifying Global Campus students for travel, technology needs, child care and more.

LGBTQ+ Student Center

WSU’s LGBTQ+ Student Center serves and supports gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning, and ally (LGBTQ+) students throughout the Washington State University system by providing resources, fostering community building, and promoting relevant initiatives. Additionally, the center promotes academic and personal growth, learning, and development for LGBTQ+ students.

Video Vault

The Global Connections Video Vault is an archive of past webinars and live-streamed events featuring expert presenters discussing a wide variety of fascinating topics. The archive allows Global Campus students to explore this free and engaging media at their convenience.

Cougar Card

You can become a card-carrying Coug! As a Global Campus student, you can order a Cougar Card, WSU’s student ID. Your Cougar Card identifies you as a WSU student and gives you access to great perks like student discounts.

CAMPUS RESOURCES AND SUPPORT

Please select your campus to find available resources.

Pullman

Emotional Health & Addiction Services

Health Care Services

Financial Assistance & Housing

Legal Resources

Academic Services

Accommodations and Services for Individualized needs

Spokane

Campus resources

Community resources

Tri-Cities

Campus resources

Community resources

Vancouver

Campus resources

Community resources

Everett

Campus resources

Community resources

Global Campus

Career Advising  

WSU Global Campus offers free career advising to all students, including those who have yet to apply to WSU. Whether you are interested in exploring career paths, or already have a career in mind and just want to learn how to get there, our dedicated career advisor is there to help.

Academic Advisors

WSU Global Campus undergraduate students are given a personal academic advisor to help them along on their higher education journey. Our team of caring, experienced advisors have the in-depth knowledge and expertise to help you make decisions about your college career and get across the finish line.

Tech Resources and Support

Our TechReady site is your one-stop-shop for ensuring you’re ready to learn online. From here, you can explore hardware and software requirements, what skills you’ll need to succeed as an online learner, and tips and tools to help you along the way. Helpful tech resources and tutorials are also available on the site. And if you ever need assistance with a technical issue, our Tech Support Team is available 24/7 to give you the help you need.

eTutoring

WSU Global Campus students have access to free tutoring services, 100% online.

Mental Health and Wellbeing

At WSU Global Campus, we know that students can face a wide variety of stressors and mental health challenges. To address these complex issues, we provide mental health and wellbeing resources, including multiple free mobile mental health programs, Wellness Online, a financial reimbursement for mental health and wellness, and more.

Military and Veterans Support

WSU Global Campus welcomes all active duty military, reservists, veterans and their families! We’re here to help you use your military experience as transfer credit, take advantage of financial benefits, and more. You can learn more on our Global Campus Military and Veterans page and WSU’s Office of Veterans Affairs website.  

Library Services

As a Global Campus student, you will have access to a full range of library services which provide access to over 3.5 million books, journals, documents, newspapers and more. This includes FREE delivery of physical WSU library books as well as access to online databases and assistance from the distance learning librarian, Jen Saulnier.

Student Accommodations

It’s our goal to make online learning as accessible as possible. Global Campus and the WSU Student Accommodations and Disability Resources work together to provide accommodations for students with disabilities.

Reimbursement Program

ASWSU Global, Global Campus’ student government, offers financial reimbursements to qualifying Global Campus students for travel, technology needs, child care and more.

LGBTQ+ Student Center

WSU’s LGBTQ+ Student Center serves and supports gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning, and ally (LGBTQ+) students throughout the Washington State University system by providing resources, fostering community building, and promoting relevant initiatives. Additionally, the center promotes academic and personal growth, learning, and development for LGBTQ+ students.

Video Vault

The Global Connections Video Vault is an archive of past webinars and live-streamed events featuring expert presenters discussing a wide variety of fascinating topics. The archive allows Global Campus students to explore this free and engaging media at their convenience.

Cougar Card

You can become a card-carrying Coug! As a Global Campus student, you can order a Cougar Card, WSU’s student ID. Your Cougar Card identifies you as a WSU student and gives you access to great perks like student discounts.

Confidentiality 

Not all resources listed are confidential. A confidential resource is one that can discuss your concerns with you privately and is not obligated to report to authorities. Legally, there are a few exceptions to confidentiality; those exceptions are the abuse of a child or vulnerable adult and imminent harm to self or others. Most of the non-confidential resources do have policies in place to keep your information as private as possible. If you are concerned about confidentiality, please make sure to ask about policies before disclosing any information you do not want to be shared.

Student Handbook

STUDENT HANDBOOK FOR COMMUNITY STANDARDS

STUDENT HANDBOOK FOR COMMUNITY STANDARDS

Maintaining a safe, healthy, and inclusive campus is the entire WSU community's responsibility. We contribute to a community which encourages and educates everyone to make positive choices and share messages of our values.

Occasionally students make choices that put those values at risk. The community standards process is designed to support those students, uphold their rights and responsibilities, and hold them accountable for behaviors that conflict with our community standards.

An overview of the community standards process

The following outline applies to the majority of reported incidents. The Center for Community Standards will help you to understand your unique situation.

An incident was reported and the community standards process begins.

Information will be gathered and you will be contacted (through your WSU email) about the next steps, including your information session. Until a decision is made, you are assumed not responsible for the reported incident. Review a step-by-step outline of the community standards process.

If the incident is related to Academic Integrity (cheating, plagiarism, etc.) the process is a little different. See an outline of the academic integrity process here.

Reviewing your rights and responsibilities.

You will benefit by actively participating in the process and being informed of your rights and responsibilities. Learn how to share your experience and information related to the reported incident.

Use your resources and seek support.

You don't have to do this alone and we have resources available to help. Information sessions, trained advisors, campus resources, accommodations, and language interpreters are available.

Attend your hearing.

Your hearing is an opportunity to review the reported information and share your experience before a decision is made by your Conduct Officer or the Conduct Board.

Possible outcomes.

After your hearing, you will be notified of the outcome by email. If sanctions are assigned, they are meant to be educational and not to impede upon your ability to graduate or continue your education. The range of potential sanctions is dependent on the incident.

Option to appeal.

If you do not agree with the decision of a conduct officer, conduct board, or instructor, you may file an appeal.

We're here to help

We understand this can be a challenging time. Your success and education is our priority and we are available to support you or connect you with additional campus resources. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us. 

Advisors

ADVISORS

ADVISORS

Going through the community standards process can be overwhelming and at times, confusing. An advisor can help make the process easier, serving as a mentor or sounding board. Your community standards advisor is different from your academic or career advisor. You may choose to have an advisor with you during any stage of the process. WAC 504-26-020

Your advisor can contact us to get information about meeting dates, your status in the process, and any assigned sanctions. They can also attend meetings and your hearing with you in a supportive role. It’s important you know that your advisor cannot represent you or speak on your behalf, and they do not serve as an attorney or legal counsel.

There are two advisor options you can choose from:

1. An advisor of your choice who is not involved in the reported incident. For example, an advisor could be a WSU faculty or staff member, or a community member, as long as they are not a witness to the reported incident.

2. A WSU faculty or staff member who has volunteered to serve as an advisor in an unbiased role. You can find a list of these advisors, along with their profiles and contact information below. You may reach out to them directly and at any time.

These volunteer advisors are selected and trained to serve students within the community standards process. They are not employed by the Center for Community Standards or the Office of the Dean of Students.

You will need to submit an advisor registration form so we know they will be working with you. 

ADVISORS

Going through the community standards process can be overwhelming and at times, confusing. An advisor can help make the process easier, serving as a mentor or sounding board. Your community standards advisor is different from your academic or career advisor. You may choose to have an advisor with you during any stage of the process. WAC 504-26-020

Your advisor can contact us to get information about meeting dates, your status in the process, and any assigned sanctions. They can also attend meetings and your hearing with you in a supportive role. It’s important you know that your advisor cannot represent you or speak on your behalf, and they do not serve as an attorney or legal counsel.

There are two advisor options you can choose from:

1. An advisor of your choice who is not involved in the reported incident. For example, an advisor could be a WSU faculty or staff member, or a community member, as long as they are not a witness to the reported incident.

2. A WSU faculty or staff member who has volunteered to serve as an advisor in an unbiased role. You can find a list of these advisors, along with their profiles and contact information below. You may reach out to them directly and at any time.

These volunteer advisors are selected and trained to serve students within the community standards process. They are not employed by the Center for Community Standards or the Office of the Dean of Students.

You will need to submit an advisor registration form so we know they will be working with you. 

Betty Boren

Betty Boren

509-335-6087
Amber Brown

Amber Brown

Candida Carv

Candida Carv

Heather Erwin

Heather Erwin

She/her/hers

509-335-7585 Meet Heather
Dawn Freeman

Dawn Freeman

Vancouver Campus Science Building (VSCI) Room 110 360-546-9628 Meet Dawn
Bob James

Bob James

He/him/his

Pullman Campus Honors 130D 509-335-7798 Meet Bob
Erin Leverman

Erin Leverman

Vancouver Campus VSCI 130 360-546-9451 Meet Erin
TJ Page

TJ Page

He/him/his

Pullman Campus Lighty Student Services 509-335-6998 Meet TJ
Tara Sandoval

Tara Sandoval

509-335-5845 Meet Tara
Matt Shaw

Matt Shaw

He/him/his

Pullman Campus CUB 320 509-335-6816 Meet Matt
Dan Welter

Dan Welter

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Pullman Campus 509-335-5433 Meet Dan
Intissar Yahia

Intissar Yahia