Volunteers, this page is just for you!
Volunteer hours
Why Do Volunteers Need to Report Hours in This System?
We at WSU Extension could not have an educational impact in local communities without the work done by volunteers. For this we thank you very much! So why do we ask you to do even more for us and report the details of your work? Well, both WSU and the State of Washington look after the well-being of volunteers by requiring workers’ compensation insurance for every volunteer. This pays for medical treatment in the event that you are injured while working as a volunteer. Washington State law requires that all volunteers working in support of WSU programs are covered by worker compensation insurance. Volunteers, please remember to keep your volunteer hours updated by logging hours monthly. Logging your hours ensures that you are covered by WSU’s liability insurance while you are doing volunteer work.
HOW TO REPORT HOURS:
Log in at: http://wsu.givepulse.com/login#
Do NOT use the WSU log-in, chose “Click for more options” written in light colored font below the WSU log-in. Once you click that, enter your email and password.
Once you are logged-in:
Go to the upper right-hand corner of page where you’ll see “Hi your name”
Click the down arrow and choose “Add Impact” on the drop-down menu
Select “My Groups” below the search bar
Select “WSU San Juan County Master Gardeners“
Please ignore events options
When you hit enter, you can add hours to the ‘Add Impact’ screen:
Click: Add Hours
Fill out:
Hours
Program category (Program Support, Continuing Education, etc.)
Program Priorities (Climate Change, Soils, Local Food, etc) if it applies
Ignore Demographics (for now)
Scroll to the bottom of the page and chick “Add Impact“
Done!
ATTESTATION FORM
Attestation Form : fill out prior to volunteering at a WSU worksite
Project & Activities
Event tracking form. Please use this form for all community events and outreach, and return to the program coordinator
Expenses
If you need funds to cover materials for a project or activity you are doing please print and fill out the following form and submit it for approval prior to making any purchases.
Diagnostic Clinic Resources:
2021 MG Clinic Log: please enter your client responses to any gardening or diagnostic question on this form. If you need help, email the program coordinator.
- WSU hortsense
- WSU pestsense
- PNW pest management handbook
- PNW plant disease management handbook
- PNW weed management handbook
- WSU Gardening in WA state publications
- Backyard home fruit tree spray schedules
- Autumn Colors
- Bacterial Plant Pathogens
- Comparison of Fungal and Bacterial Symptoms
- Fruit Tree Care
- Fungal & Bacterial Wilts
- Fungal Plant Pathogen
- Madrone
- Nutrient Deficiencies
- Plant Disease Signs
- Plant Disease Symptomology
- Powdery Mildews
- Principals & Management of Plant Diseases
- Principles of Plant Pathology
- Site Visits
- Sudden Oak Death (SOD) Suspicious Samples Info
- Tent Caterpillars Bulletin April 2004
- Terms & Definitions
- Toxicology
- Viral Plant Pathogens
- Water Conservation
- Web & Print Plant Diagnostic Resources
Put the Child First Training
WSU Extension requires child protection training for all Master Gardener volunteers because of the possibility that they may have contact with youth and vulnerable adults while working as a Master Gardener Volunteer.
This training is a short, 20-minute presentation that may be viewed at any time. You may also make arrangements to view it at the WSU Extension office.