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WOU offers many student services, programs, and support to ensure you reach your goals.

Center for Professional Pathways is committed to connecting students with transformative experiences, education, and counseling/coaching engagements which will advance student’s career development and benefit society.

• Alternative Break: Travel across the state, nation and world to help build stronger communities through service during spring break.

• Study abroad: Study in many countries across the globe for a term or a whole academic year

• Volunteering: Students give back and get involved in our local community – MLK Week, Earth Day, Community Impact Day, and more!

The Honors Program is for students seeking more advanced academic challenges while at WOU. Students must apply for membership.

Multicultural Student Services & Programs provides services for students such as: mentoring, academic advising, advocacy, cultural/social activities and events, referrals to university and community resources, and student recognition and graduation celebrations.

Residence Hall Association: Campus residents earn valuable leadership skills when they serve as Resident Assistants (RAs).

Student Enrichment Program (SEP): A large percentage of WOU students are part of the SEP, which provides services and a supportive environment to equip first-generation, low-income and students with disabilities with skills to be successful in college.

Student leadership: Build your leadership skills during a term or a single day, or participate in multiple programs hosted through Student Engagement.

Teacher Prep Student Support Services (TPSSS) is a federally-funded TRIO grant program that provides support to future teachers.

Tutoring centers: Get help at any of these valuable campus resources: Math Center, Science Center, Writing Center) - or go to the Student Success and Advising Center for more options.

Veteran’s Resource Center provides an environment that promotes retention and graduation of student veterans in post-secondary education through the coordination of services fostering academic, personal, and professional development.