A Conduct Liaison is your primary resource for understanding how the conduct process works at WSU. They help explain the rules, set expectations, and answer questions about timelines, student rights, and possible outcomes to help you stay organized. More information can also be found here: What is a Conduct Liaison?

Students may use a language interpreter during any stage of the conduct process. You may request a language interpreter by contacting us.

Students may use any previously approved WSU accommodations during any stage of the conduct process. You may request to use your WSU accommodations by contacting us.

Legal representation may speak on your behalf during Formal Hearings. Legal representation in all other hearings may only serve as an advisor. If you choose to have legal representation, it is at your own expense. Some options to find legal representation may include the Washington State Bar Association and the Whitman County Bar Association. Please refer to the Code of Conduct definitions in Washington Administrative Code Chapter 504-26 for official policy language.

WSU Pullman campus resources can be found here: Pullman Campus

WSU Spokane campus resources can be found here: Spokane Campus 

WSU Tri-Cities campus resources can be found here: Tri-Cities Campus 

WSU Vancouver campus resources can be found here: Vancouver Campus 

WSU Everett campus resources can be found here: Everett Campus 

WSU Global campus resources can be found here: Global Campus