Academic Advising
Undergraduate Advising
Murrow advisors encourage college and campus involvement, as well as study abroad opportunities. WSU and The Murrow College of Communication strive to build a collaborative relationship that supports your personal development while working toward your degree.
How to Make an Appointment
You can find your assigned Murrow Advisor by logging into myWSU, and reviewing the “Academic Advising” tile and “Advisors” tab. If you need to meet with a different Murrow Academic Advisor or are not assigned to a Murrow Advisor, please call (509) 335-7333 for assistance.
For minor advising, please use our advising drop-in hours
Campus Location
Goertzen Hall, Room 117
Majors
- Advertising
- Broadcast News
- Broadcast Production
- Media Innovation
- Multimedia Journalism
- Public Relations
- Risk and Crisis Communication
Minors
- Communication
- Health Communication and Promotion
- Public Relations (Fall 2025)
- Sports Communication
Preparing for Your Appointment
You should plan to meet with your academic advisors at least once a semester.
Prior to meeting with your advisors, be sure to:
- Review your Advisement Report;
- Select courses you need and want to take in the coming semester(s);
- Update and bring your graduation plan; and
- Come prepared with any questions you might have.
Murrow Center for Student Success Advisors
Everett Campus Student Advising
Majors
- Integrated Strategic Communication
Minors
- Communication
- Health Communication and Promotion
- Public Relations (Fall 2025)
- Sports Communication
Global Campus Student Advising
Majors
- Integrated Strategic Communication
Minors
- Communication
- Health Communication and Promotion
- Public Relations (Fall 2025)
- Sports Communication
Contact Megan Starr-Gepford
Majors
- Integrated Strategic Communication
Minors
- Communication
- Health Communication and Promotion
- Public Relations (Fall 2025)
- Sports Communication
Graduate Advising
The Murrow Graduate Coordinator supports all Murrow Graduate students as they work toward completion of their MA or PhD program. Please contact our office with any questions. We encourage students to connect with us each semester, or as often as needed.
Make an Appointment
Jeremy Watson
Graduate Coordinator | Academic Advisor
(509) 335-7333
Drop-In Advising Hours
Drop-in advising: Quick academic help without an appointment, typically for brief questions about course selections, enrollment changes, or campus resources. Available in-person in Goertzen Hall room 117 on the Pullman Campus, or virtually via Zoom link provided below.
Locations
Pre-Semester Advising
Virtual or On Pullman Campus
Thru Friday, Jan. 9, 2026
By appointment. Call (509)335-7333
Purpose
- Spring 2026 course enrollment questions
- Admittance to major
- Minor advising
Jan. 12 – 16, 2026
Virtual or On Pullman Campus
Monday, Jan. 12 – Friday, Jan. 16, 2026
9:00 AM – Noon: Drop-ins
1:00 – 4:00 PM: By appointment. Call (509)335-7333.
Purpose
- Spring 2026 course enrollment questions
- New admittance to Murrow major
Jan. 20 – May 5, 2026
Except for WSU Holidays and breaks
Virtual or On Pullman Campus
Monday & Tuesday
3:00 – 4:00 PM
Purpose
- Quick questions and follow-up to spring, summer, and fall 2026 advising appointment
- Minor admittance and requirement advising
Jan. 21 – May 7, 2026
Except for WSU Holidays and breaks
Virtual or On Pullman Campus
Wednesday & Thursday
8:30 – 9:30 AM
Purpose
- Quick questions and follow-up to spring, summer, and fall 2026 advising appointment
- Minor admittance and requirement advising
Murrow Center for Student Success Advisors
Frequently Asked Questions
Students are admitted directly into a Murrow major upon admission to WSU, and in consultation with a Murrow Academic Advisor. Students will remain admitted as long as they complete all required courses and remain in good academic standing.
The minors offered through the College can be found on the Undergraduate Programs page. To admit a minor, please contact a Murrow College Academic Advisor via the above-posted “Advising Hours.”
Students completing the Integrated Strategic Communication major on the Everett, Global, or Vancouver campuses are required to complete an internship. While students studying in Pullman are not required to complete an internship, it is highly encouraged. Visit our Career Ready center for more information.
Yes. To explore the scholarships offered and guidelines, look at the Scholarships and Awards page.
General questions about applications should be directed to Jeremy Watson, Graduate Coordinator. You can also find more information under the Graduate Programs section.
There are many different clubs offered by not only WSU but also more specifically the College of Communication.