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Contributors

A contributor is anyone who must provide information, a signature, and consent or approval to transfer their federal tax information directly into the FAFSA. This usually includes the student, the student’s spouse, a biological or adoptive parent, or a stepparent. Contributors are not financially responsible for the student’s education.

Look up a student and view their academic info using Find Academic Records

If you need to look up students in Workday under a program of study or can’t remember their exact name, you can utilize the Find Academic Records report. 

  1. From the Search bar at the top of your Workday portal, search “Find Academic Records” and select the report from the search results. 
  2. From the report, you can use the report search bar to type part of the name or utilize filters on the left side of the list to find a student based on their Academic Unit, Primary Program of Study, Academic Level, or Academic Record Status. (For example, I need to find a student in my engineering class, but I can’t remember their exact name. I can use this report to filter the results by the Engineering primary program of study). 
  3. When the correct result appears, select the student’s name in blue to drill into their profile.  
  4. You can save search results by clicking Save under Current Search.
Over-Enrolling a Course

If a faculty member teaching a course would like to allow an additional enrollment in the course beyond the course capacity, the instructor should email registrar@fortlewis.edu. In the message, include the student's full name and 900 number, and the course section name: 

  • Ex. "Please over-enroll Skylar Skyhawk (ID xxxxx0000) in my UBW 256 course."  

The Registrar will register the student and notify them the course section has been added to their schedule. If there is a time conflict, the Registrar Staff will contact the student.  

Effective Date in Workday vs. Catalog Year

Catalog years have been replaced with Effective Dates in Workday. You can still determine what catalog is applied to a student’s program(s) of study from their Academic Progress Report (APR) in a student’s profile under the Academics section. When viewing a student’s APR, the ‘catalog’ applied to the student’s program of study requirements will be at the top of the Major Requirements; you will see “Requirements Effective” and a date. The corresponding catalog year applied to the program of study is determined by the date range of the Effective Date in which the data resides.

See the table below to determine the catalog year crossover: 

Previously known catalog year applied Effective date range in Workday
Catalog 2018–2019 and any prior 07/01/1991 - 08/23/2019
Catalog 2019-2020 08/24/2019 - 08/23/2020
Catalog 2020-2021 08/24/2020 - 08/23/2021
Catalog 2021-2022 08/24/2021 - 07/31/2022
Catalog 2022-2023 08/01/2022 - 07/30/2023
Catalog 2023-2024 07/21/2023 - 07/28/2024
Catalog 2024-2025 07/29/2024 - 07/28/2025

The applied catalog year can be changed easily. If you are an advisor and believe the student’s major requirements must be evaluated under a different catalog year, contact registrar@fortlewis.edu to make the change.  

Different catalog years can be applied to other programs of study. For example, a student with a double major can apply a specific catalog year to one major and a different catalog year to the other. 

Confidentiality Overview - Workday

If you agree to share your information beyond FLC, it remains protected under FERPA. This consent allows us to verify your attendance with external parties like employers, graduate schools, and scholarship agencies. If you prefer to keep your information confidential, you request that your records be kept private. This means all college business must be handled in person, and we cannot verify your attendance with anyone, even after graduation.  

Opting to publicize your directory information means it will be listed in the FLC Student Directory and accessible only to those with active FLC accounts. This choice does not waive your FERPA rights if you do not want to be in the directory. 

View Student’s Program of Study, Academic Progress Report, and Registered Courses
  1. From the Workday home page, click on the "Search bar." Type "Student:" then the student's first and last name. Choose the correct name from the results that populate.
  2. You should now be viewing the student's profile. In the blue column on the left, select the "Academics" sections.
    1. The "Overview" tab from this section displays the student's declared program(s) of study, majors, minors, and certificates.
    2. Click on the "Current Courses" tab. This displays all courses the student is registered for in the current term.
    3. The "Plan" tab refers to a customizable education plan advisors can create with students. Not all students will have a plan at this time.
    4. The "Academic History" tab is the equivalent of viewing the student's unofficial transcript. You can see all the courses they have taken and their earned grades in chronological order. Each academic period can be collapsed to help view one year at a time for multiple years in the history.
    5. Click on the "Academic Progress" tab to view the student's Academic Progress Report, which will replace the uAchieve degree audit. The report compiles the status of the program of study and unmet requirements for the student to complete their program of study.
  3. The External Records tab shows test results and courses from other institutions attended. (ex. Advanced placement test scores, SAT scores, FLC placement scores, and completed transferred courses and credits from other institutions.
Exceptions to Graduation Requirements

You may request a course substitution or waiver anytime by submitting an Exceptions to Graduation Requirements Request Form in the Student Resource Center. The Registrar’s Office will email you when they process the request.

Update Personal Information - Workday

You can edit your personal information from your Workday profile, such as your Legal Sex, Date of birth, Pronouns, Marital Status, Race/Ethnicity, Tribal Affiliation, Citizenship status, and Gender Identity, and add disabilities or military service:

  1. Select the photo icon at the top right of your Workday portal. Select "View Profile."
  2. Under your name and 900 ID, select the "Actions" button in the blue column on the left of the profile.
  3. Hover over the Personal Data action and select "Change My Personal Information."
  4. Select the pencil icon next to the section you want to edit.
  5. Activate the empty fields to select answer choices.
  6. Select the check mark box in each section to save after making edits.

Adding a Disability or Military Service

  1. Select the "Add" button.
  2. Activate the empty field to select a choice.
  3. Complete any date fields that populate and select the check mark box to save.
  4. Select "Submit" at the bottom to complete your changes.
Transfer Equivalencies Table

Faculty and staff can use the Transfer Equivalencies Table to quickly find information about whether and how specific courses have transferred to FLC in the past.

Manage Financial Aid from the Financials Hub - Workday
  • Navigate to the Financials Hub app from either the Your Top Apps section on your Workday home page or the MENU icon at the top left of the window.  
  • On the left column, select “View Financial Aid”.  
  • Click into the “Award Year“ field and choose the year you would like to view, then select “OK.” 
  • This dashboard will display tables that break down estimated financial aid, estimated costs, and awards breakdowns by term.  
  • The Print Award Letter and Print College Financing Plan buttons allow you to print award letters and college financing summarie.  

Using the Troubleshooting Console

When a student tries to register for a specific course section in Find Course Sections, there may be factors that do not allow them to register for that course, even if they are in their appropriate Registration Appointment. When selecting a course section, the student may not see a Register button but instead a Troubleshoot button. Use the Troubleshooting Console to assist the student in determining why they are unable to register for that specific course section.  

  1. Advisors, faculty, or staff can utilize the Registration Troubleshooting Console by searching for this in the Workday Search bar and selecting the result. 
  2. In the next window, select the bubble next to Student. Click into the field and type the student’s name to choose. (Search hint: Type part of the student’s first name and part of their last name, then Enter to reduce search results) 
  3. Type the semester name and year in the Search Date Within field, then Enter to reduce search results. (ex. “Fall 2024” for fall semester 2024) 
  4. Click the Course field to find the course by category, or type part of the course name and then Enter to reduce search results. 
  5. Click into the Course Section field, then select All. This will filter available sections (meeting times) by all available in the Course you selected in the previous field. Select the course section of interest.  
  6. Select the OK button.  
  7. In the top area of the console, you will see one piece of information that may be of use: 
    1. Active Record During Academic Period: Yes or No (Is the student active for this semester?) 
  8. There are tabs below the basic course section information that can indicate other reasons for registration prevention: 
    1. Summary: will display an overview of potential issues preventing registration (Is there a hold? Does the student have registration access? Are they eligible for the course or section? Is this course section published?) 
    2. Enrollment Access: This tab explains the logic behind the course section access grading policy and may be useless. 
    3. Appointments and Date Controls: Identifies parameters of registration appointments based on graduate or undergraduate registration window parameters. This may help determine if there is a different registration appointment (window) for an undergrad for this course vs. a graduate student.  
    4. Course Eligibility: The student may not be eligible for the course section (yes or no). If the answer is No, a Course and Course section rule in blue can be selected to drill into the specific eligibility requirements of the course and section under the Meaning.   

All data that is blue can be selected and drilled into further. (Ex. If the student has two holds, you can choose the number 2 in that area to drill into the hold information.  

Payment plans for non-enrolled students

If you're no longer enrolled but still have a balance, an extended payment plan may be available to you.

Requirements for extended payment plans:

  • Plans may not exceed 12 months
  • Full balance must be paid within that timeframe
  • Minimum monthly payment is $100

To get started, email the Accounting Office confirming you agree to the terms. A Student Billing Specialist will set up your plan once that confirmation is received.

Returned payment fee

A $20 fee will be added to your account for any returned payment — including returned checks and electronic payments (ACH/EFT) — due to insufficient funds.

Change Preferred Name - Workday

Your preferred name will be used for all campus communications. Individuals you authorize under FERPA can view - and may be informed about - the preferred name and pronouns on your record.

  1. Select the photo icon at the top right of your Workday portal. Then click View Profile
  2. Click the Actions button in your Profile.
  3. Hover over Personal Data, then click Change My Preferred Name
  4. Determine if you would like to keep the box checked next to Use Legal Name As Preferred Name. (You may need to change your legal name first).  
  5. Enter your updated information in the comment box.  
  6. Click Submit.  

Common Issues with Registration

Use the Troubleshooting Console to look at a single course section. Other potential issues preventing a student’s registration entirely that may need to be checked are: 

  • Action Items or incomplete Tasks: Have the student check their homepage, under Awaiting Your Action, or the My Tasks inbox at the top right of their portal. The student may have tasks that require completion before they can register (ex., Accept terms and conditions of their program of study, accept financial aid, pay a past due balance, provide a requested document, etc). For staff/faculty/advisors, action items and holds can be viewed from the student’s Profile under the Action Items and Holds section.  
  • Actions to do in Registration Requirements: The student may have additional action items to complete that are directly related to registration. These tasks will appear on their Academics App in the Registration Requirements table. These tasks may be holds or incomplete tasks that feed from their My Tasks inbox. This table will list actions to do with a resolution. 
  • Holds: The student may have holds that prevent registration. These holds will appear on their Academics App in the Registration Requirements and Holds tables. The Holds table will list the hold description with a resolution (e.g., the student has an unpaid past-due balance.) For staff/faculty/advisors, action items and holds can be viewed from the student’s Profile under the Action Items and Holds section. 
  • Registration Appointment: The student may be trying to register outside their date window, referred to in Workday as a Registration Appointment. This is not a physical appointment they must attend; it is simply the date range they can register for each term. The student can find their registration appointment from their Academics App under the Registration Appointment table.  

Review the Registration Problem-Solving with Students job aid to learn more about effective troubleshooting with students during registration.

Accept/Deny Financial Aid Awards - Workday
  • Navigate to the Financials Hub app from either the Your Top Apps section on your Workday home page or the MENU icon at the top left of the window.  
  • On the left column, select “View Financial Aid.”  
  • Click into the “Award Year“ field and choose the year you would like to view, then select “OK.” 
  • Scroll down until you see the “Accept / Decline Awards” button, and select it.   
  • Click the Decision field next to each available award you would like to accept by choosing “Accept.” (You do also have the option to select “Deny” or accept a partial amount of an award in the Amount Accepted field if needed) 
  • Select the “OK” button when done.  

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Contact us

Skyhawk Station

Email: skyhawkstation@fortlewis.edu
Phone: 970-247-7301
Drop-in:

  • 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday - Thursday
  • 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., Friday

Walk-in

Skyhawk Station staff will check you in and guide you to a self-service kiosk or connect you with a Skyhawk Specialist or Advisor.