WSU students and employees have access to a number of support and reporting options. The list below includes a brief description of the relevant offices and agencies. Several of the below resources are available to students across the WSU system. Where a resource is site-specific, it is identified as such.
Human Resource Services is committed to providing effective, high quality human resource management to the University community. Working collaboratively, Human Resource Services provides expertise and best practices in all areas of human resource management including recruitment and retention, employee relations, training, benefits management, labor relations, disability services, records administration, and employee recognition.
Email
360-546-9094
509-335-4521
Immigration Law Clinic – College of Law
Immigration Law Clinic represents clients in immigration proceedings and provides legal consultations to University of Idaho and Washington State University community members, including . adjustments of status, asylum , consular processing, deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA), employment authorization, family-based petitions, naturalization/citizenship, special immigrant juvenile status, T visas, temporary protected status (TPS), U visas, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions.
Email
208-885-6541
1-877-200-4455
International Student Services
International Student Services provides orientation and mentorship programs for international students on F and J visas and helps students with maintaining their visa status.
Email
509-335-4508
Advising is daily in person or virtual, by appointment, Bryan Hall 206 (Pullman)
Northwest Justice Project provides free legal assistance for housing, family safety, income security, health care, education, and other fundamental needs and compiles self-help legal resources at Washington Law Help.
Eviction help: 1-855-657-8387
Foreclosure help: 1-800-606-4819
Apply online for free legal help
Legal issues outside of King County: Call the CLEAR Hotline at 1-888-201-1014, weekdays, 9:15am-12:15pm
P: 360-693-6130 (Vancouver)
1-855-657-8384
1-888-201-1012
360-693-6130
Office of Emergency Management (OEM)
The Office of Emergency Management develops and administers a comprehensive emergency management program to encompass the WSU Pullman campus, as well as regional campuses, research stations and sites throughout the state. This program works in partnership with academic colleges and departments, operating divisions and units, and the staff, faculty and students of WSU in conjunction with federal, state and local jurisdictions to protect lives and safety of students, faculty staff, visitors and animals; safeguard critical infrastructure, facilities, environment, essential records & research; and resume operations as soon as practicable.
Email
509-335-7471
Office of the Dean of Students
The Office of the Dean of Students helps students navigate complex processes, answer questions, and connect with needed resources.
Email
509-335-5757
The Student Care Network supports student success system-wide through early intervention and support coordination. Students, faculty, staff, family, or community members can submit a referral about a students emotional, psychological, physical, o academic well-being. . Referrals are reviewed by the Office of the Dean of Students Student Care Case Management team who coordinate a multi-disciplinary response to support student success and the wellbeing of the greater WSU community.
Sexual Violence Law Center
The Sexual Violence Law Center provide statewide legal assistance and representation for survivors of gender based violence.
Phone: 877-991-7852
Online: Intake Form
Email
509-335-5757
Provides information and support to students on loans, scholarships, and cost of attendance, as well as emergency assistance programs.
Email
360-546-9788
The Center for Community Standards (CCS)
CCS contributes 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 students, uphold their rights and responsibilities, and hold students and recognized or registered student organizations accountable for behaviors that conflict with our community standards. CCS is also the central intake for reports of hazing and hazing related behavior in compliance with Washington Sam’s Law (RCW 28B.10.900) and the Stop Campus Hazing Act.
Email
509-335-4532
Provides information online on free and reduced cost legal help available to Washington residents as well as local attorney referrals and self-help resources.
Email
206-443-9722
1-800-945-9722
Washington State University Vancouver Police Department (WSUV PD)
Washington State University Police Department (WSU PD), in partnership with the campus community, works to cultivate an atmosphere which supports the educational process and promotes academic and personal achievement, and community prosperity.
Email
Emergency phone: 911
Non-emergency 360-546-9001
WSU Compliance and Civil Rights (CCR)
CCR is WSU’s central intake and referral office for reports or formal complaints of discrimination, discriminatory harassment, sexual harassment, and sexual misconduct from students, staff, faculty, and visitors or guests. CCR is a resource for the university community for training and technical guidance relating to compliance, including, but not limited to, civil rights laws and regulations, health sciences laws, privacy rights, ethics advice, equal employment opportunity, protected speech, Title IX, Clery Act, and ADA/Section 504.
Email
509-335-8288
WSU Employee Assistance Program – Employees
The WSU Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provides confidential and private counseling to WSU employees and can provide information about referrals and service provider options in the local community.
Email
1-877-313-4455
The primary purpose of the office is to protect the interests, rights, and privileges of students, staff, and faculty at all levels of university operations and programs. The ombudsman is designated by the university to function as an impartial and neutral resource to assist all members of the university community. The ombudsman provides information relating to university policies and procedures and facilitates the resolution of problems and grievances through informal investigation and mediation.
Email
509-335-1195
WSU Vancouver Wellness Center offers a range of health services for students on campus, including confidential and private Counseling and Psychological Services, Health Promotion, and Medical Clinic.
Email
360-546-9238
YWCA Clark County (SafeChoice)
The SafeChoice Program advocates for, educates, and supports those affected by domestic violence. In addition to operating the only domestic violence shelter serving Clark County, SafeChoice offers a wide array of services to respond to the immediate needs of survivors.
Email
360-696-0167