Learning & Organizational Development
Compliance and Civil Rights is offering multiple opportunities throughout 2026 for employees to complete their mandatory discrimination and harassment training, Employee Rights and Responsibilities Under UPPM 10.60 (formerly EP15), in a live learning format.
These sessions provide an interactive alternative to the on-demand assignment, allowing employees to receive full credit for their 2026 required training.
Register in Percipio for the upcoming January 14, 2026, session, from 9:00 – 10:00 a.m., or one of the several scheduled sessions available throughout the year.
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Training and Skillsoft Percipio
Skillsoft Percipio is WSU’s learning management system. Personalized, immersive, and accessible learning for WSU employees. Complete assigned courses and pursue your own learning journey with personalized recommendations in Percipio. Log on and Learn!
Report any issues with access or content on Skillsoft Percipio or Compliance platforms to hrstraining@wsu.edu (please include screenshots, if possible).
Employee Assistance Program
- Instructor-Led Sessions (for WSU staff and faculty):
- Live Webinars
- Breaking the Burnout Cycle
- Transitioning into the New Work Life: Strategies for Responding to Change
- Transitioning into the New Work Life: Creating Psychological Safety in Work Teams
- On Demand Webinars
- Leading the Human Side of Change
- Navigating Change in Challenging Times
EAP offers a variety of webinars on self care, change management, and other related topics to support emotional and mental health and wellbeing. Register for an upcoming live session or view a pre-recorded session on-demand. Sessions are added regularly.
You can also view the “Self-Care with the Washington State EAP” webinar recording on the WSU HRS Learning & Organizational Development YouTube.
Policies
University supervisors may release employees from normal work duties to attend training programs which promote professional development or improve jobs skills. An employee may take any amount of supervisor directed training, and an eligible full-time employee may use up to 96 hours of release time per fiscal year. An eligible part-time employee may use hours of release time prorated according to their FTE percentage.