WSU Student Resources

Learn how to use the media-capture tools VoiceThread and Panopto with help from WSU Academic Outreach and Innovation professionals, Mary Packer and Theron Desrosier.

Whether you are just starting out as an online student or you are in your final classes, start off your semester armed with information on what to expect when taking tests and gain concrete strategies to prepare for exams by watching this Global Connections webinar.

Prepare yourself to write compelling scholarship essays with help from April Seehafer, Director of WSU’s Distinguished Scholarships Program.

Do you know all your financial aid options? How about how enrollment can impact your aid?

Discover how the latest database added to the WSU Libraries system, Nexis Uni, can help with your research.

Get your questions answered, share your thoughts, and express your comments about WSU’s Global Campus.

Maximize your research prowess and learn about the services that WSU Libraries provides for Global Campus students.

Sources: The Scholar Returns is the third installment of the WSU Libraries: A Galaxy of Information three-part series.

SALT is an online financial literacy program that can help you plan to repay and manage your student loans.

Feeling lost? Get in touch with your Virtual Mentor (VM)!

Many of us use Google on a daily basis when looking for information on the Web.

As a current student, the WSU Alumni Association can provide you with online career networking opportunities, live events around the country to connect with other Cougs, and thousands of dollars in scholarships.

In Introduction to Zotero, you learned how to put your research into your Zotero account. Now it’s time to use Zotero to create your cohesive project.

This year the FAFSA and WASFA priority deadlines have moved up to November 30th.

You’ve done hours of research for a project, but now you’re dreading how you’ll compile and organize your printed articles, notes on napkins and saved web pages for your research masterpiece.

Maja and Andy give us great info and a heads up to make sure we are ahead of the game with Financial Aid.

Budgeting for WSU Summer Session can be a challenge, but Maja and Andy explain several different approaches that can help reduce your expenses.

Maja and Andy outline ways to pay for WSU Summer Session, including loans, scholarships, and employee benefits.

WSU Summer Session is a great way to move forward.

Journals: The Scholar Strikes Back is the second installment of the WSU Libraries: A Galaxy of Information three-part series.