Meet our staff

Eric Scott

Eric Scott

Director of Student Development, manager of Access Center

Eric Scott came to WSU Vancouver in January 2018 to serve as the Director for Student Development. Eric has completed an AA from Centralia College, has a BS in Psychology and MS in Experimental Psychology from Central Washington University (CWU), and has recently completed his coursework for a PhD in Industrial/Organizational Psychology. After 15 years working in Recreation and Residence Life programs at CWU, Eric jumped at the opportunity to learn additional areas of student support and move closer to family. Eric serves as the co-chair for the Student Success Council at WSU Vancouver and is passionate about the impact of higher education on students’ lives.


Jayodin Mosher

Jayodin Mosher

ASL Interpreter Coordinator

Jayodin Mosher joined WSU Vancouver in January of 2024. As a hard of hearing individual, and parent to a child with Autism. Jayodin has first-hand knowledge and experience of the challenges, frustrations and issues faced by the disabled community when seeking equal access to information, education, services, and involvement. Jayodin has worked with the Deaf and hard of hearing community as a sign language interpreter for over 21 years. In 2009 Jayodin received a Master level National Interpreting Certificate from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf. After completing an A.A. in Interpreting for the Deaf at Front Range Community College. Jayodin went on to double major in ASL and Education at Metro State University. Jayodin is devoted to ensuring that all people have a voice and full and equal access to communication and education.


Montana Berkeley

Montana Berkeley

Alternative Testing Services Assistant

Montana graduated from WSU Vancouver in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. She is also a Clark College alumnus. In her spare time she enjoys catching up on her favorite TV shows and spending time with her dogs. She is excited to work with current WSU Vancouver students in the Access Center.