Crimson Service Desk moves to Holland Library, July 15

Effective Monday, July 15, Crimson Service Desk will move to a new location and offer walk-in technical support services in Holland Library, room 150, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For a visual guide to Crimson Service Desk’s new location on the Pullman campus, please visit the ITS website.

Crimson Service Desk will continue to offer technical assistance for students, faculty, and staff system-wide via the following support channels:

Starting July 15, Holland 150 will serve as a shared space for Crimson Service Desk and Pullman Integrated Academic Technologies, placing the two ITS support teams in a central location on campus.

This move will ensure easier access to in-person technical and classroom support for WSU students and employees, as well as a greater depth of support and quicker triage between all Crimson Service Desk and Pullman Integrated Academic Technologies staff when campus-wide issues arise.

Crimson Service Desk looks forward to continuing to support the WSU Pullman community in this new on-campus location starting July 15.

For any questions regarding this upcoming relocation, please contact Crimson Service Desk at 509-335-4357 or crimsonservicedesk@wsu.edu.

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