Students will register in Workday for the first time April 15-18. If you are an advisor, instructor, program coordinator, or support students in another way, students may come to you with questions. Find resources you can share with students to support them through the registration process here.
Workday becomes our new home for academic and student information, including registration, next week. Here’s what faculty, advisors and students need to know to get started.
These campus leaders are supporting their schools and units as they learn how to advise students using Workday.
Learn what you and your students should do this fall to prepare for the transition to Workday.
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
WashU leadership has committed to using Workday Student as the universal tool for advising and degree audit across the university. But what is a degree audit?
In summer 2023, the Office of the Provost launched an advising working group, led by McConnell, to assess current practices and promote collaboration.
Course management staff will lead the way this fall, followed by students, advisors (including faculty) and other support staff next spring.
Review decisions made by the Student Sunrise Steering Committee during the two years we were configuring Workday Student.
New tools in Workday will improve the experience for both students and advisors.
When Workday Student goes live, the WashU community will see improvements made to both student financials and financial aid processes.
Registration now open for Sneak Peek webinar series to prepare you for changes coming.
The student experience has always been a main focus for Sunrise functional leads Marissa Kaltwasser and Trevor Bilhorn, both in their former roles as WashU school registrars, and now as part of the Workday Student implementation.
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.
Improved student experience and Workday’s searching and tracking functionality drive these changes.
Governance group assesses projects to ensure no unanticipated impacts to Workday Student implementation.
The Student Sunrise team has completed its first draft of security role assignments in Workday Student. Schools and units will review these assignments three times.