WSU students desiring to enroll in cooperative courses taught by UI will register for the course at WSU but attend class at UI in accordance with the dates and times listed in the WSU Time Schedule . Students will follow the regular WSU registration procedure and will be charged according to the WSU fee structure. Upon completion of the course, the credit and grade will be recorded on the student s official WSU transcript. EUS units work with university departments and administrative units to develop and deliver distance education programs, specialized academic program support, conferencing services and professional training to people throughout the state of Washington and beyond. DDP supports WSU colleges and departments in delivering selected degree programs and semester-based credit courses to various sites in the state of Washington and around the world.
Staff provide course design and delivery, admissions and registration, and advising services.
DDP enables WSU colleges to deliver bachelor's degrees in social sciences, human development, criminal justice, business administration, and agriculture by distance learning technologies to adult learners in Washington and throughout North America and the world. These courses may be used to fulfill requirements for baccalaureate degrees as well as for personal growth and professional development. This division plans and conducts noncredit programs, including conferences, seminars, short courses, and workshops to sites throughout the state of Washington and beyond. Offices are located in Pullman and Puyallup. The division draws upon the instructional resources of the university and outside content experts to meet dynamic and varied professional continuing education and training needs.