Beginning Feb. 17, WashU advisors can use Workday to guide students through their Fall 2025 course planning, registration in April and beyond. While preparing for our second go-live, we were able to catch up with three WashU leaders—Matt DeVoll, senior assistant dean, Arts & Sciences; Chris Peacock, deputy director of athletics; and Chloé Risto, academic […]
Training is now available for those setting up courses in Workday this fall. Additional resources will be released for students, faculty and staff to test at Mock enRoll in November.
WashU will have a clearer view of doctoral candidate progress, funding and support with the new PhD functionality
Campus team members had an opportunity to explore Workday Student as part of a system testing event held on Feb 16.
Intensive testing begins as Workday Student design and configuration wraps.
This phase of work began this summer with a Readiness Ramp-up and continues through the fall with Workday Student Readiness Kickoffs in each of the schools and other academic units.
Students and staff will have an easier time managing leaves of absence thanks to a unified process in Workday Student.
Keri Disch arrived at WashU in July 2020 to lead the Office of the University Registrar and help reimagine the university’s registration processes in partnership with the Student Sunrise project.
Campus relies on Josh’s depth of technical and institutional knowledge to help them connect with Workday.
The project’s integrations approach will ensure that WashU’s systems will be ready to exchange data with Workday Student when we launch our academic process functionality in AY 2024-25.
A review of 147 WashU student systems has shaped the scope of the Workday Student project.
Experts from across the university are ensuring quality data for Workday Student.