Organic Chemistry FAQ

CHEM 345 is offered as a hybrid course through WSU Global Campus. Lecture work is completed 100% asynchronously online, while lab work takes place in person on the WSU Pullman campus. Students must complete the face-to-face component and need to plan accordingly to be in Pullman on the scheduled days.

Course Questions

The learning objectives are the same for this course as any other Organic Chemistry course offered at WSU. The only difference is the way the content is delivered. You will be able to do the lecture portion of the course 100% online and finish all your lab work in a compressed time frame on the Pullman campus. This course will fulfill any CHEM 345 requirements in your degree program.

All students who wish to complete Organic Chemistry through Global Campus must commit to participating in the labs from Monday, June 23rd – Friday, June 27th on the Pullman campus. The labs will take place in Fullmer Hall.

Global Campus works with Housing & Dining Services to provide housing options for single rooms at McEachern Hall at WSU Pullman. Housing is $203.75 for the five-night stay, which will be posted to your student account for payment a week before the lab.

There are also a number of hotels that can be booked independently.

Parking on campus does require a parking permit. Please visit WSU Parking and transportation services to review what options are available for you to park on campus. For your parking consideration, housing will be in McEachern Hall and chem labs in Fulmer Hall.

Please contact WSU Student Accommodations & Disability Resources your accommodation needs for the course. You will want to ensure that Student Accommodations & Disability Resources is aware that this course has both an online and in person component.

Let Student Accommodations & Disability Resources know that your course accommodations are to support your attendance at the one week, in-person lab section of the CHEM 345 course in Fullmer Hall offered by Global Campus.

Student Accommodations & Disability Resources

Please email the Professor Ryan Joseph, rjoseph@wsu.edu.

WSU Housing Questions

McEachern Hall is located on the south side of campus. You can find it in section E4 of the WSU Pullman Campus parking map.

The McEachern Hall desk will be staffed on Sunday, June 22nd from 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm and Friday, June 27th from 7:00 am – 8:00 am & 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm. The check-in desk is in the center of the McEachern building with the Robert B. & Margaret L. McEachern Residence Hall above the entryway.

If you need support with checking in or out of your room outside of these hours, please contact the Housing Coordinator. You will find their contact information at the end of the FAQ.

Each room is single occupancy and includes a twin-xl bed, a desk with a small hutch, a minifridge, small bookcase and a closet.

Restrooms are semi-private with two rooms sharing one bath. The bathrooms can be locked so residents in the other room cannot enter. If possible, room assignments will be spread out to afford as many students as possible private restrooms. We will also allow you to express a gender preference for a shared restroom if we are unable to provide private restrooms to all students.

Yes, a kitchen facility that includes a stove, microwave, refrigerator, and sink will be available for your group to use.

The residence hall provides a single bed with a semi-private bath. The room comes with a basic linen service for your bed and bath including sheets, blanket, towel, washcloth, and pillow. You will need to bring your own toiletries and, if you feel you may need additional bedding, you are welcome to bring those as well.

Your individual room does not have air conditioning. You may consider bringing an electric fan for your comfort.

No, all rooms are single occupancy and do not to support additional accommodations.

The costs for housing will be added to your student account one week before the lab begins. No refunds are available once the final room count is provided.

Residents and guests must abide by all courtesy hours and quiet hours. All halls have quiet hours Sunday through Thursday, 10:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m., and Friday and Saturday, midnight to 10:00 a.m. unless otherwise posted. Residents must comply with requests to be quiet when asked by other residents, university staff, or law enforcement.

Our halls are all equipped with Wi-Fi and each room also has an ethernet port. You can find information about connecting to the Wi-Fi here.

All policies are outlined in the Summer Residence Hall Policies. Please note that failure to abide by these policies may result in additional fees or removal from the residence hall.

If you have additional questions about WSU Housing contact housing@wsu.edu and reference being with Global Campus Organic Chemistry contract.