Graduate School

WSU Pullman Campus Resources

Academic Integrity Procedures

335-4531; Lighty Student Services Bldg. 360

All members of the University community share responsibility for maintaining and promoting the principles of truth and academic honesty. The official policy defining academic dishonesty and procedures to follow when dishonesty occurs. This policy  can be found in the Student Handbook and on-line at
www.studentaffairs.wsu.edu/. 

Academic Regulations

335-5346; French Ad. 346

Policy and procedure for auditing a class, enrollment, registration, and withdrawals can be found at the academic regulations site. 

Center for Human Rights

335-6648; 132 French Administration Bldg

The Center for Human Rights (CHR) seeks to integrate principles of equal employment opportunity, affirmative action, and fairness and equity into all academic and employment activities and practices throughout Washington State University.

CHR investigates all complaints of discrimination and sexual harassment, advises on appropriate management of such issues. CHR works closely with faculty, staff, students, professionals in law, human resources, and conflict resolution.

Center for Teaching, Learning & Technology (CTLT)

Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) Building, Room 503K, 509-335-1355

The Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology at WSU serves as a resource for anyone who teaches in our campus community. The Center offers free one-on-one consultations for all kinds of teaching and learning topics, including course and assignment design, classroom strategies, assessment and evaluation, online learning, facilitating discussions and student engagement, and more. Their assessment experts are experienced in collaborating with WSU instructors to design and develop publishable research projects on teaching and learning.

Copy Centers

Cougar Copies (University Publications and Printing) has three locations:

Compton Union Building On-the-spot copying, color copies, copying of class reserve items, fax service, binding, class overheads, laminating, and resume paper

Cooper Publications Building Volume copying, tape binding, booklet production, digital network copier

Counseling Services

335-4511, Lighty Student Services Bldg. 280; 8am-5pm, M-F, 24-hour crisis line: 332-1505

Confidential individual counseling and consultation; counseling, support, and topic-related groups; outreach programs and workshops

Disability Resource Center

335-1566; Ad. Annex 205

Provides accommodations for students with documented disabilities. Services include transportation, oral exams,  extended exams, audio textbooks, sign language interpreters, note takers, and large print exams and materials, and more.

Environmental Health and Safety

335-3041; Environmental Health and Safety Building

Information on:

Graduate & Professional Student Association (GPSA)

Administration Annex Building, Room 203; 335-9545.
The Graduate and Professional Student Association is the representative body for graduate and professional students at Washington State University.

Health and Wellness Services

509-335-3575; Health and Wellness Services offers a broad range of primary medical care and mental care services to WSU students.

Human Relations And Educational Services

335-6648; 132 French Administration Bldg.

HR supports the University’s mission of teaching research and public service by providing leadership and services that improve the climate for the WSU community. These services include:

Information Technology

Information Technology (IT) provides telephone, computing, data networking, graphics services and instructional media support for students, faculty and staff at WSU.

Student Computing Services (SCS); 335-HELP; ITB 2071, operates the student HelpDesk which provides computing, network, and dial-in support, as well as, on-campus lab facilities open to all students

Academic Media Services (AMS) offers technical support for video conferencing, classroom technologies, along with equipment for multimedia projects.

Intensive American Language Center (IALC)

335-6675; McAllister 116

Prepares international students and community members to communicate in English and to study in American colleges and universities through regular ESL session and special programs. Coordinates international teaching assistant evaluations. 

International Programs

335-4508; Bryan 108

If you are an international student or accompanying family members International Programs has information regarding U.S. government regulations, which includes immigration, the Naturalization Service, and the Department of State. 

Libraries

The WSU Libraries  maintains over 7 million books, journals, films, videotapes, newspapers, microfilms, technical reports, maps, manuscripts, art prints, and photographs in a variety of print, electronic, multimedia and micro-formats.

The Libraries at WSU Presentation--A presentation from the 2006 Graduate Orientation and Welcome. 

Ombudsman

335-1195; Wilson Hall

The ombudsman serves as an independent, impartial official to help resolve problems that may arise in university programs.

Registrar’s Office

335-5346; French Ad. 346

The Office of the Registrar assists with registration and enrollment changes; prepares and distributes student grade reports; interprets and enforces all academic regulations and rules; prepares and publishes final exam schedules; monitors academic eligibility for student athletes; schedules university classrooms and various other needs.

Student Advising and Learning Center (SALC)

335-6000; Lighty Student Services Bldg. 260

The SALC provides academic advising and advisor training; administers learning support programs including tutoring, workshops, resource library, referral to other services; works with academic departments and other programs to enhance campus-wide advising and learning services.

Student Affairs

335-4531; Lighty Student Services Bldg. 360

The Office of Student Affairs provides leadership in the development and coordination of services and programs like extracurricular services, programs, university policies and procedures that affect students; student conduct, student handbook, and enrollment cancellation.

Tutoring Information

Lighty 260T The Peer Tutorial Program provides a one-on-one tutorial or small group tutoring. It provides tutors in all subject areas where students feel a need. Students must follow a mandatory application process in order to get a peer tutor. Applications may be acquired electronically. Each form must be printed out and brought to the SALC tutoring window. Tutors are assigned when the applications are received. 

Writing Lab

335-3628; CUE 303

Provides free peer tutoring in a relaxed atmosphere to undergraduates and graduate students (both native and nonnative speakers for all phases of the writing process); Offers online tutoring at http://owl.wsu.edu; Schedules students for English 102 and Gen. Ed. 302 and offers support for faculty in creating writing assignments.

Graduate School, P.O. Box 641030, Washington State University, Pullman WA 99164-1030, 509-335-1446, Contact Us