Blanket IRI renewals for CougarCopies and Mailing Services

It is time to renew blanket IRIs with CougarCopies and Mailing Services for the 2016-2017 fiscal year.  Departments may continue to submit an IRI with each project, or a blanket IRI specifically for CougarCopies and/or Mailing Services.

Your blanket IRI must include a contact, the phone number, campus zip, program-budget-project, expiration date, type of services requested, and an authorized signature for your department.  Please be specific regarding which services the blanket IRI is to include.

• CougarCopies (CUB and Cooper Publications Building)
• Mailing Services (Cooper Publications Building)

For more information or a complete list of services please visit our web site: ucomm.wsu.edu or call 335-3518. Send IRIs to zip 5910.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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