Veteran's Affairs
WSU Vancouver Veteran's Affairs
Educational benefits assistance
For assistance with VA educational benefits, contact:
Diane Binder
Veterans Affairs Representative
WSU Vancouver
360-546-9570 (phone)
360-546-9032 (fax)
varep@vancouver.wsu.edu
14204 NE Salmon Creek Ave
Vancouver, WA 98685
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| Monday – Friday | 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. |
WSU Vancouver’s Veterans Affairs representative provides assistance to our students who are seeking or already receiving federal VA educational benefits. It is ultimately the students’ responsibility to ensure they have fulfilled all necessary requirements in order to use their educational benefits at WSU Vancouver.
We encourage all new WSU students to familiarize themselves with the VA Education Benefits that they intend to use by visiting the US Department of Veterans Affairs Website at www.gibill.va.gov. Whether you are accessing your VA education benefits for the first time or transferring to WSU Vancouver after using your benefits at another college or university, we are here to help you through the process. Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of assistance to you.
Benefits options, application forms, & frequently asked questions
- Educational benefits options - Post-9/11 GI Bill and other programs
- Application forms - Benefits applications, WSU tuition waiver applications
- Frequently asked questions - Eligibility, initiate benefits, part-time, add/drop class, enrollment status change, moving
Monthly certification (W.A.V.E.)
- Monthly certification (W.A.V.E.) - Required for those using Chapter 30, 1606, and 1607 benefits.
Veterans Corps Representative
For assistance with other VA benefits, contact:
Steve Roberts
Veterans Corps Representative
WSU Vancouver
360-546-9190 (office phone)
702-706-4409 (direct phone)
steven.roberts@wsu.edu
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| Office hours vary by semester | |
Connect with other veterans at WSU Vancouver
WSU Vancouver is a Veteran Supportive Campus
Washington State University is recognized as a Veteran Supportive Campus. Click here to learn more about Veteran Supportive Campuses.
Veterans Friendly Listener program
The Veterans Friendly Listener (VFL program is a network of faculty and staff that have volunteered to support WSU Vancouver student veterans. Each VFL is open to speak with any veteran, veteran dependent or family member.
The program is currently under development at WSU Vancouver. Please contact WSU Vancouver Veterans Corps Representative Steve Roberts for more information.