Our campus resources support our diverse community, with the goal of making our campus community as inclusive as possible.
- Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs and Diversity (for academic support of faculty)
- Academy for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (for faculty and Staff culture and climate support)
- Center for Diversity and Inclusion (for all students)
- Office of the Ombuds
- Interfaith Calendar
- Relationship & Sexual Violence Prevention Center
- Preferred Name Policy Tips for Faculty and Staff
- Anti-Discrimination and Anti-Bias Policies
- Social Media Guidence & Resources
- Faculty Information from Disability Resources
- Advisory and Best Practice Groups
- Danforth Campus Faculty Hiring
- Medical Campus Faculty Hiring
Physical Accessibility & Accommodations
- Danforth Campus Accessibility Maps
- Danforth Campus Accessibility Resources
- Event Accommodations Fund
Gender Inclusion
- Map of Gender-Inclusive Restrooms on the Danforth Campus (PDF)
- Map of Gender-Inclusive Restrooms on the Medical Campus (PDF)
- Gender Inclusive Housing on the Danforth Campus
- Using Gender Pronouns
- Preferred Name Policy Tips for Faculty and Staff
Resources for Job Seekers
The university participates in the St. Louis Regional Higher Education Recruitment Consortium (HERC), which offers resources for those faculty seeking employment at Washington University. Through HERC, the university also provides resources for employment decisions involving two careers. Visit the HERC website for help with your dual-career job search. For additional assistance, please contact Denise DeCou, Manager, Community Diversity Outreach, Human Resources.
Funding Resources
Mentoring Resources
Learning Resources
- The Learning Center provides academic support programs such as Peer-Led Team Learning, Residential Peer Mentoring, or other learning programs
- TRIO Student Support Services, a program that helps students to overcome academic, class, cultural and social barriers in achieving a higher education. Cornerstone connects first-generation college students to leadership programs and offers academic, research and career opportunities.
Website Accessibility Resource
The WashU Web Accessibility Users Group meets to share knowledge about standards and best practices for creating and supporting web-based content that is accessible to people with disabilities and those using assistive technology.